6 July 2015 | San Antonio, Texas, USA [Katie Allen, tedNEWS] With the Church’s Division presidents elected only moments before, there was an atmosphere of contentment during the evening programme at the Alamodome, on Monday, 6 July.
The report focused on the Division’s passion for God’s Second Coming and how life stories are the strongest evidence of God’s work. The video delved into the lives of people who are spreading the Gospel in a variety of ways. Stories included a lady who has made teaching sign language into a ministry and is fighting against communication barriers.
He spoke of how Ellen and James White, along with John Andrews, visited the declining Washington New Hampshire Church. While at the church, which had been without a pastor for several years, Ellen revealed some of the members’ sins. Eugene, whose father had not given up chewing tobacco, was keen to see if Ellen was truly a prophet by naming this sin. The thought had just left his mind when Ellen pointed out his father’s actions. Eugene was immediately won over and become a true supporter of the gift of prophecy.
One story shared the experience of a lady who came to know Jesus through the IAD’s Radio Esperance. She listened day after day, eventually contacting their hotline and Adventist operators comforted her with prayer and, further down the line, a personal visit that impacted her life.
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