Minstry of Healing: Ministry to the Rich

A watercolor-style illustration titled "Ministry to the Rich." The image depicts a grand, multi-story palatial estate or manor house with classical European architecture, featuring a dark mansard roof and ornate cream-colored walls. In the foreground, a tall white fountain sprays water upward, partially obscuring the center of the building. The estate is surrounded by meticulously manicured gardens, including tall, conical evergreen trees and lush green lawns. The scene is framed by a thin white border, with the title "Ministry to the Rich" written in a white, elegant cursive font at the bottom center. The overall aesthetic is bright and sophisticated, using soft washes of color to convey a sense of wealth and tranquility.

Discover how God reaches the hearts of those in high positions through the inspiring story of Cornelius and the timeless principles of true stewardship. This chapter from The Ministry of Healing explores how the simple, unselfish presentation of the gospel can transform even the most influential lives. We would love for you to join our family this Sabbath at church to find rest and spiritual refreshment together!

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Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing: The Lord's Prayer

A watercolor-style illustration titled "The Lord's Prayer." In the foreground, Jesus is depicted kneeling beside a large rock, his hands clasped in prayer and his gaze directed upward. He wears a simple white robe and has brown hair and a beard. Standing a short distance behind him is a group of his disciples, dressed in colorful traditional robes and head coverings of red, orange, gold, and blue. They observe him with expressions of reverence and curiosity. The scene is set outdoors under the shade of a large, leafy tree, with soft sunlight filtering through the branches. Faint Hebrew script is overlaid in the sky among the leaves. The bottom of the image features a torn-paper effect where the title "The Lord's Prayer" is written in a dark, elegant cursive font. The overall tone is peaceful and spiritual, using bright, warm colors. 

Step into the depth and beauty of the Lord’s Prayer through this timeless chapter from Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing by Ellen G. White, where each phrase reveals God’s fatherly love, forgiveness, and guiding care. This reflection invites you to experience prayer not as routine words, but as living communion with your heavenly Father. We warmly invite you to join us this Sabbath as we grow together in prayer and faith.
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Does Milk Really Do the Body Good?

A whimsical watercolor-style illustration featuring a brown and white cow with a shocked, wide-mouthed expression. The cow has its hooves raised to its face, mimicking a look of surprise or distress. In the upper right corner, a red and white milk carton is tipped over, spilling a puddle of white milk onto the cow’s head. The background is a vibrant teal blue, decorated with a pattern of darker blue concentric swirls. The artwork uses expressive brushstrokes and splatters, giving the piece a playful and lighthearted energy.

Is dairy truly a dietary necessity, or is it time for a biological reality check? This article examines the health, ethical, and prophetic perspectives on dairy consumption, offering practical plant-based alternatives for a modern lifestyle. We’d love to have you join us this Sabbath for church, where we enjoy a supportive community dedicated to holistic well-being and spiritual growth!
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Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing: The True Motive in Service

A watercolor-style illustration titled "The True Motive in Service." The image portrays two men in traditional ancient Middle Eastern attire, representing the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. In the foreground, a man with a grey beard and a large yellow and brown turban bows his head deeply in humble prayer, his eyes closed and hands clasped. In the background, another man stands tall with his head held high and one hand on his chest in a posture of self-importance. He wears an ornate orange robe with a white and blue head covering. The scene is set within a stone temple or courtyard with faint Hebrew script visible on the pillars in the background. The bottom of the image features a torn-paper effect containing the title in a dark, stylized cursive font. The artwork uses warm, earthy tones to create a reflective and spiritual atmosphere.

This chapter from Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing reveals how Jesus contrasts true, heart-felt devotion with outward religious display, calling us to quiet sincerity, prayer, generosity, and trust in God. His words invite us to seek a life where Christ is first, self is hidden, and love flows naturally to others. Join us this Sabbath at church as we explore how these timeless teachings can reshape our daily walk with Him.

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Minstry of Healing: The Helpless Poor

 A watercolor-style illustration titled "The Helpless Poor." The scene depicts a community outdoor food service taking place on a city sidewalk. Two volunteers—a woman with long red hair in a tan sweater and a smiling Black man in a blue shirt and apron—are standing behind a white folding table, serving hot food from large silver pots into containers. A man with a backpack stands on the other side of the table, receiving a meal. Several loaves of bread are visible on the table, and other people wait in a soft-focused line in the background. The background features the blurred architecture of urban brick buildings and trees. The image is framed by a thin white border, with the title "The Helpless Poor" written in an elegant, white cursive font across the bottom. The artwork uses warm, soft tones to create a compassionate and community-focused atmosphere.

Explore how a community of faith can become a true family by extending tender care to the widow, the orphan, and the aged. This chapter from The Ministry of Healing reminds us that our love for the needy is the ultimate test of our discipleship and a reflection of Christ’s own heart. We would love to welcome you into our family this Sabbath at church, where we can encourage one another and grow in service together!

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