Searsmont Seventh-day Adventist Church

06/18/2026

06/16/2026

There is a solemn responsibility resting upon every follower of Christ—not merely to preach what is popular, but to faithfully proclaim what God has revealed in His Word.

The Bereans were commended because they did not accept the apostle Paul’s preaching blindly. Instead, they “received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so” (Acts 17:11, KJV). That same spirit of careful Bible study is needed today.

Success in God’s work is not measured by the size of the crowd or the number of decisions made. Heaven values faithfulness above popularity. Our calling is to lovingly share the truth, leave the results with God, and encourage every listener to search the Scriptures for themselves.

As Ellen G. White wisely wrote:

“The truth is no more affected by the number who believe it than by those who reject it.”
— The Faith I Live By, p. 13

May we have the courage to preach the whole counsel of God with humility, compassion, and unwavering confidence in His Word.

📖 “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.” — John 17:17 (KJV)

06/14/2026

Oh that the great interests of the world to come were appreciated! Why is it that men are so unconcerned about the salvation of the soul when it was purchased at such cost by the Son of God?

The heart of man may be the abode of the Holy Spirit. The peace of Christ that passeth understanding may rest in your soul, and the transforming power of His grace may work in your life, and fit you for the courts of glory. But if brain and nerve and muscle are all employed in the service of self, you are not making God and heaven the first consideration of your life. . . .

If the eye is single, if it is directed heavenward, the light of heaven will fill the soul, and earthly things will appear insignificant and uninviting. The purpose of the heart will be changed, and the admonition of Jesus will be heeded. . . . Your thoughts will be fixed upon the great rewards of eternity. All your plans will be made in reference to the future, immortal life. . . . Bible religion will be woven into your daily life.

Some who profess to have true religion sadly neglect the guide- book given by God to point the way to heaven. They may read the Bible, but merely reading God's Word, as one would read words traced by a human pen, will give only a superficial knowledge. . . .

If we do not receive the religion of Christ by feeding upon the word of God, we shall not be entitled to an entrance into the city of God. Having lived on earthly food, having educated our tastes to love worldly things, we would not be fitted for the heavenly courts; we could not appreciate the pure, heavenly current that circulates in heaven. The voices of the angels and the music of their harps would not satisfy us. The science of heaven would be as an enigma to our minds. We need to hunger and thirst for the righteousness of Christ; we need to be molded and fashioned by the transforming influence of His grace, that we may be fitted for the society of heavenly angels.

In order to be at home in heaven, we must have heaven enshrined in our hearts here.

06/13/2026

This sermon was just preached this sabbath and every faithful Adventist needs to hear what God laid on her heart! Praise God for her faithfulness and courage to Stand Like the Brave!

As Stephen stood before the counsel, he saw their judgment close - ...

06/13/2026

JUNE 13, 2026: When Grace Reaches The Unreachable

If God could reach Manasseh, there is hope for every one of us.

06/13/2026

JUNE 13, 2026: Sabbath School

06/12/2026

We should do an immediate about face and follow our Baptist brethren’s lead. Sad that we are not setting the example of Biblical fidelity.

Before the close of the May 12 meeting, NPUC committee members approved a recommendation from the President’s Council to send a letter to the General Conference to request that women’s ordination be reconsidered for the 2030 GC session agenda.

06/12/2026

🔥 WHEN GRACE REACHES THE UNREACHABLE 🔥
Never Stop Praying.

Can God still save someone who seems too far gone?

The story of King Manasseh is one of the most astonishing accounts of redemption in all of Scripture. A king who plunged into idolatry, rebellion, and open defiance of God eventually found mercy through genuine repentance.

✨ No one is beyond the reach of God’s grace.
✨ No past is too dark for God’s forgiveness.
✨ No heart is too hardened for God to transform.

Join us this Sabbath for a powerful Bible-based message of hope, repentance, and the amazing grace of Jesus Christ.

📖 Bible Study: 9:30 a.m.
⛪ Divine Worship: 11:00 a.m.
🍽️ Following the service: Stay for warm Christian fellowship and a delicious, healthy fellowship meal. Everyone is welcome!

📍 Searsmont Seventh-day Adventist Church

Whether you’ve walked with God for years or have been away for a long time, this message is for you. Invite a friend, bring your family, or watch online if you can’t attend in person.

If God could reach Manasseh, there is hope for every one of us.