We put up a new gadget!
If you look at the top of the right column in this blog, you'll find the new gadget which allows you to listen to the featured sermon of the week. The featured sermon will be changed every Friday, but as we will also put up a sermon each week in individual blog posts, you will be able to browse through and listen to all sermons posted in this blog by clicking on the Audio Sermons tab near the top of the blog.
Please note, however, that the sermon will start over every time the page is refreshed. So if you would like to listen to the sermon while browsing through blog, open a new tab.
The ability to download the file will be made available very soon. Meanwhile, if you'd like a copy of the sermon of the week or of other sermons in our archive, let us know by emailing us at royalvalleyfreesda@gmail.com and we will email you the sermons you request.
This week, the sermon is entitled "Tools for Perfection" by Pastor Patrick Herbert of the International Association of Free Seventh-day Adventists.
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
Faces Lighted Up: Pastor Patrick Herbert at His Vine Free SDA Church in Florida
Pastor Patrick Herbert of the Gilead Institute of America and the International Association of Free Seventh-day Adventists spoke during the Sabbath morning service at His Vine Free Seventh-day Adventist Church last March 16.
Here is the video that was uploaded by His Vine Free SDA Church on Youtube.
Here is the video that was uploaded by His Vine Free SDA Church on Youtube.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Audio Sermons Now Available!
We are working on converting audio sermons into mp3 files that you can take with you on your phones, tablets, computers, music players, or play at home using your CD/DVD players. For now, we still have only three titles available. But next week, we are targeting at least ten more titles. If you would like to have a FREE copy of these sermons, leave a comment below that states the title you like and your email address or write to us at www.royalvalleyfreesda@gmail.com. We hope these messages will bless you as much as they have blessed us.
1. Stand in the Light by Pastor Patrick Herbert, Gilead Institute of America
2. Tools for Perfection by Pastor Patrick Herbert, Gilead Institute of America
3. God Does Kill by Pastor Patrick Herbert, Gilead Institute of America
God bless you.
1. Stand in the Light by Pastor Patrick Herbert, Gilead Institute of America
2. Tools for Perfection by Pastor Patrick Herbert, Gilead Institute of America
3. God Does Kill by Pastor Patrick Herbert, Gilead Institute of America
God bless you.
Monday, March 14, 2011
God Calls for Our Best Affections
No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon. Matthew 6:24. {OHC 79.1}
Many are on the enchanted ground of the enemy. Things of the least importance--foolish social parties, singing, jesting, joking-- engross their minds and they serve God with a divided heart. . . . The declaration of Christ, "No man can serve two masters," is unheeded. {OHC 79.2}
One of the most marked features of the earth's inhabitants in the days of Noah was their intense worldliness. They made eating and drinking, buying and selling, marrying and giving in marriage, the supreme objects of life. It is not sinful, but the fulfillment of a duty, to eat and drink, if that which is lawful is not carried to excess. . . . God Himself instituted marriage when He gave Eve to Adam. All God's laws are marvelously adapted to meet the nature of man. The sin of the antediluvians was in perverting that which in itself was lawful. They corrupted God's gifts by using them to minister to their selfish desires. . . . {OHC 79.3}
Excessive love and devotion to that which in itself is lawful, proves the ruination of thousands upon thousands of souls. To matters of minor importance is often given the strength of intellect that should be wholly devoted to God. We need always to be guarded against carrying to excess that which, rightly used, is lawful. Many, many souls are lost by engaging in those things which, properly managed, are harmless, but which, perverted and misapplied, become sinful and demoralizing. {OHC 79.4}
If we are constantly thinking of and struggling for the things that pertain to this life, we cannot keep our thoughts fixed on the things of heaven. Satan is seeking to lead our minds away from God, and to center them on the fashions, the customs, and the demands of the world, which bring disease and death. . . . {OHC 79.5}
In this world we are to obtain a fitness for the higher world. God has left a trust with us, and He expects us to use all our faculties in helping and blessing our fellow men. He calls for our best affections, our highest powers. {OHC 79.6}
-Our High Calling
Ellen G. White
Many are on the enchanted ground of the enemy. Things of the least importance--foolish social parties, singing, jesting, joking-- engross their minds and they serve God with a divided heart. . . . The declaration of Christ, "No man can serve two masters," is unheeded. {OHC 79.2}
One of the most marked features of the earth's inhabitants in the days of Noah was their intense worldliness. They made eating and drinking, buying and selling, marrying and giving in marriage, the supreme objects of life. It is not sinful, but the fulfillment of a duty, to eat and drink, if that which is lawful is not carried to excess. . . . God Himself instituted marriage when He gave Eve to Adam. All God's laws are marvelously adapted to meet the nature of man. The sin of the antediluvians was in perverting that which in itself was lawful. They corrupted God's gifts by using them to minister to their selfish desires. . . . {OHC 79.3}
Excessive love and devotion to that which in itself is lawful, proves the ruination of thousands upon thousands of souls. To matters of minor importance is often given the strength of intellect that should be wholly devoted to God. We need always to be guarded against carrying to excess that which, rightly used, is lawful. Many, many souls are lost by engaging in those things which, properly managed, are harmless, but which, perverted and misapplied, become sinful and demoralizing. {OHC 79.4}
If we are constantly thinking of and struggling for the things that pertain to this life, we cannot keep our thoughts fixed on the things of heaven. Satan is seeking to lead our minds away from God, and to center them on the fashions, the customs, and the demands of the world, which bring disease and death. . . . {OHC 79.5}
In this world we are to obtain a fitness for the higher world. God has left a trust with us, and He expects us to use all our faculties in helping and blessing our fellow men. He calls for our best affections, our highest powers. {OHC 79.6}
-Our High Calling
Ellen G. White
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