Lubbock Adventist News

The letter to the Romans remains clearly in our sights as we consider our sermon study for this week. Last Sabbath we concluded our study with Romans 1:17 as we read the wonderful statement by the apostle Paul that he was“not ashamed of the Gospel because it is the...

Over the past several months we have explored some very exciting studies of the life and ministry of Jesus. These conversations with Jesus, and the stories that He told during the years of His ministry, represent a time when people met God, and when God invited people...

Another summer is quickly passing into history and it has been wonderful to be able to experience the blessings of this season of the year. Many of our families have enjoyed refreshing times away from the routine matters of life and reconnected with the ones whom God...

Q: How many Adventists does it take to change a light bulb? A: That depends on where the bulb is. If it's at home, it should take one; however, some of the bulbs in the Worship Center (Sanctuary) and the Parking Lot may best be changed with at least two... Q: How many...

The stories that Jesus used to illustrate a ‘kingdom principle’ or a ‘spiritual truth’ provide a wonderful way to help us understand the actual meaning of His teaching. Through the years of careful preparation for His public ministry,Jesus learned at the knee of His...

In Paul’s letter to the Galatians he shares some incredibly important counsel that brings powerful blessings to the community of faith. “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ” (6:2). This counsel is very important in the...

While our current sermon series focusing on the parables of Jesus is not intended to address all of the many stories that Jesus told, we have considered quite a few of them. We have been blessed by the value that Jesus placed on people as He draws back the curtain to...

The Gospel writers record that Jesus begins most of His stories with words about a kingdom that was nothing like any the people had ever seen or heard of before. In Matthew’s Gospel Jesus uses the phrase, “the kingdom of Heaven is like” 32 times as He teaches the...

Throughout the gospel record it is interesting to see that Jesus often used illustrations and principles from farmers. Whether they were growing crops of plants, trees, flowers or food, or they were raising flocks or herds of livestock, their lives were filled with...

My Dear Lubbock Church Family, What a wonderful season of celebrations we have shared together over the recent weeks as we have experienced the joy and blessing of educational achievements of so many of our members. From the thrill of watching Saida Herrera graduate...