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Upcoming Events
Adult Sabbath School - Jul 04, Sat 9:40 am- We start a new quarterly study today. The study is "Loved and »
Family Church - Jul 04, Sat 11:00 am- Our speaker this week is Elder Ben Daming.
Church Board Meeting - Jul 07, Tue 6:30 pm- There will be a church board meeting tonight at 6:30 PM
Adult Sabbath School - Jul 11, Sat 9:40 am- Lesson #2 in our study is "Experiencing the Word of Life." »
Family Church - Jul 11, Sat 11:00 am- Our speaker this week is Pastor baker.
Church Social - Jul 12, Sun 6:00 pm- There will be a church social tonight starting at 6:00 PM. All »

Ashland S.D.A. Church
4009 Hart St
Ashland, Ky 41101
606-329-0133
John Baker Pastor

It is wrong to waste our time, wrong to waste our thoughts. We lose every moment that we devote to self-seeking. If every moment were valued and rightly employed, we should have time for everything that we need to do for ourselves or for the world. In the expenditure of money, in the use of time, strength, opportunities, let every Christian look to God for guidance. Ministry of Healing, p. 208


Glorified Before the Universe


I have glorified thee on the earth: I have finished the work which thou gavest me to do. John 17:4.

By raising Christ from the dead, the Father glorified His Son before the Roman guard, before the satanic host, and before the heavenly universe. A mighty angel, clothed with the panoply of heaven, descended, scattering the darkness from his track, and, breaking the Roman seal, rolled back the stone from the sepulcher as if it had been a pebble, undoing in a moment the work that the enemy had done. The voice of God was heard, calling Christ from His prison house. The Roman guard saw heavenly angels falling in reverence before Him whom they had crucified, and He proclaimed above the rent sepulcher of Joseph, "I am the resurrection, and the life." Can we be surprised that the soldiers fell as dead men to the earth?

Christ's ascension to heaven, amid the cloud of heavenly angels, glorified Him. His concealed glory shone forth with all the brightness that mortal man could endure and live. He came to our world as a man; He ascended to His heavenly home as God. His human life was full of sorrow and grief, because of His cruel rejection by those He came to save; but men were permitted to see Him strengthened, to behold Him ascending in glory and triumph, surrounded by a convoy of angels. The same holy beings that announced His advent to the world were permitted to attend Him at His ascension, and to demand a triumphal entrance for the royal and glorified Being. "Lift your heads, O ye gates," they cry as they near the heavenly portals. . . . "Who is this King of glory? "And from thousands and ten thousands of voices the answer comes: "The Lord strong and mighty, the Lord mighty in battle." . . .


Thus the prayer of Christ was answered. He was glorified with the glory which He had with His Father before the world was. But amid this glory, Christ does not lose sight of His toiling, struggling ones upon earth. He has a request to make of His Father. He waves back the heavenly host until He is in the direct presence of Jehovah, and then He presents His petition in behalf of His chosen ones.

"Father," He says, "I will that they also, whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am." And then the Father declares," Let all the angels of God worship him." The heavenly host prostrate themselves before Him, and raise their song of triumph and joy. Glory encircles the King of heaven, and was beheld by all the heavenly intelligences. No words can describe the scene which took place as the Son of God was publicly reinstated in the place of honor and glory which He voluntarily left when He became a man (Signs of the Times, May 10, 1899).  From Lift Him Up - Page 102



Three pastors' wives from the Florida Hospital Seventh-day Adventist church in Orlando decided they were tired of having their latest household fiasco show up in sermon illustrations, so these women made a parody video to get their point across, revamping Carrie Underwood's popular "Before He Cheats" with their rendition of "Before He Speaks." Thanks to Donna Haerich for passing this fun piece on. And thanks to Vickie McDonald (married to senior pastor Andy), Tami Cinquemani (married to associate pastor Jeff), and Amy Achata (married to youth pastor David) for venting their frustrations so creatively!

This video was produced for an annual church retreat where the Florida Hospital Church enjoys a Saturday night program geared to laughing at themselves. Last year's "Adventist All-Star Trading Cards" was produced for the same reason. Stanley Pomianowski is the gifted media producer for both, and Caitlin Rushing (the fiance' of a member) is the extremely talented singer on this year's video.
 


New Gospel Piano Duet CD & DVD
Kelly Mowrer & Jimmy Rhodes, "Grand Old Gospel Songs" include, Mansion over the Hilltop, In the Garden, Victory in Jesus, Amazing Grace, Mountain Railroad, Ivory Palaces, On the Jericho Road, and many more. For a complete song list & to find out how to order, please e-mail Kelly @ pianocd@aol.com & put "Grand Old Gospel" in the subject line. E-mail is preferred but if you find it easier to call, please leave a message at this number - 800-811-7212.


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