This is a Sabbath sermon that demonstrates how recent global pandemics, wars, inflation, and climate issues are being used by certain powers to precipitate the impending Sunday law crisis.

We had the privilege of speaking with staff and alumni from the Central Philippine Adventist College about the final prophetic events. The topics covered were the preaching of the everlasting gospel, the certainty of the Seventh-day Adventist prophetic message, the rise of the papacy, the abomination of desolation, the explosion of spiritualism, Sunday laws, climate […]

This is a Sabbath sermon addressing current happenings in our world. “Let the watchmen now lift up their voice and give the message which is present truth for this time. Let us show the people where we are in prophetic history.” Testimonies, Vol. 5, p. 716.

Here is our second interview with Brother Michael from Light Channel TV in Denmark. We discussed the Russia/Ukraine conflict, the Covid passports, the mark of the beast, the World Economic Forum, genetic modifications, the everlasting gospel, and other end-times events.

This is a Sabbath sermon that explains how the final work will come to an end in no ordinary fashion. God will distinguish Himself as the leader of His people and intervene with divine power.

This is a Sabbath sermon that looks at why God’s Advent people are still here in this world. “Had the purpose of God been carried out by His people in giving to the world the message of mercy Christ would, ere this, have come to the earth, and the saints would have received their welcome […]

This is a Sabbath sermon about how God founded the Advent Movement in the 1840s on a firm foundation of divine truth, rather than the sugar-coated spiritual poison that the Christian world has accepted today. “Many are led to think that they are on the road to Heaven, because they profess to believe in Christ, […]

This is a Sabbath sermon that describes the life, work and character of those who will see God.

This is a Sabbath sermon about the spiritual warfare that the church must endure before entering God’s kingdom.