Classwork can often be disconnected from service. But I have grown increasingly convinced that learning is most impactful when it leaves the classroom.
Seventh-day Adventist hospitals and care sites – through their actions, words, prayers and practices – are living testimonies to the news that Jesus loves all people and invites everyone who wants to accept His love to live forever.
I hear the beeping of machines, distant chatter and a grumpy voice calling for attention. These are the sounds of the Emergency Department where I currently find myself just two weeks before school begins.
While not everyone has the gift of evangelism, at least in the traditional sense of the word, anyone who takes the name of Jesus Christ as their personal Savior is, indeed, an evangelist.
If you have never experienced mission service, I invite you—whether a student, young adult or young at heart—to ask God how He can use your talents for Him.
Each day I choose to prioritize my health and well-being is a victory over the enemy’s schemes. I stand firm in the truth that my body is a vessel for God’s work, and I am called to care for it diligently.
The fact that Jesus instructs us to “ask” (Matt. 7:7) indicates that He is always listening. It is encouraging to know that God always hears our prayers.
