Lubbock Adventist News

Last week I posed a question that I hoped would lead us all to pon der what it would be like to have a conversation with Jesus. If you were sitting across from Jesus and you were looking at Him, and He was looking at you, what you want to talk about? Would you ask Him...

It is astounding to pause and consider just how much knowledge is being discovered every day. Information, facts, theories, ideas seem to explode into our awareness at a stunning pace. Within this information we will, no doubt, find data that is valuable, that may...

We have slowly turned the pages on the year 2020. Perhaps to some of us it seems that this was the longest year in the history of the world and in so many ways it has been more than challenging to most people. It is safe to say that our experiences during this year...

Dear Lubbock Church Family, What a blessing it is to be members of the wonderful ‘family of God’ here in Lubbock! For much of this year it has been my great honor, and blessing, to worship with all of you during what has become the season of COVID. We celebrate the...

We have all experienced a number of Christmas seasons in our lives and these experiences will likely vary from person to person. I have very vivid and powerful memories of some special Christmas celebrations over the years and, without exception, the best memories are...

We are very happy to welcome Pastor Michael Morss and his wife, Shila who are visiting with the Lubbock Church familytoday. Pastor Morss is the pastor for discipleship at the Campion Church in Loveland, Colorado and he will share a message with us during the worship...

2020 has been a year of uncertainty for most of us. For Lubbock Junior Academy, the year started with worries of how COVID 19 would affect enrollment. This school year we started with 12 students and now we have 15. In spite of the challenges we face we are thankful...

Over the past couple of months we have explored the counsel and blessings that the apostle Paul extended to the various churches with which he was associated throughout Asia Minor and parts of the Roman Empire. His greetings to each one are consistent in celebrating...

As Christians, it should come as no surprise to any of us that we are engaged in what we often refer to as the Great Controversy. Before Adam and Eve were even created, the forces of evil had designs on God’s creative masterpiece, to attack the man and the woman who...

This week we will continue our study of Paul’s letter to the believers in Ephesus. We have explored through the middle of Chapter 4 and have been reminded of the amazing commitment that Paul had to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the Gentiles. Paul was a Jew...