And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.
Have you and your child discussed their plans and goals for college? Have you considered what God is calling them to do? It’s never too early to gather information and see what options your child has. Andrews University is offering “Preparing for College,” a webinar designed and created to give you and your child the knowledge they need to stay on the right track. The webinar is being offered to parents and students as part of our commitment to guide our future leaders as they learn to serve others and follow God’s plan for their future.
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“Every man, and every woman, and every child must be in earnest. It is no time to be discouraged now, for the evil one is pressing upon us harder than ever before, and we cannot afford to lose ground by going backward. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, we must rally for the right; and we must strive not to have our children taken right out of our arms, and out of our homes, to pass into the ranks of the enemy. We cannot afford it. We must work for God, and we must work for heaven, with all the might and faith there is in us.”
The Review and Herald, December 21, 1886
“Heaven’s path is too narrow for rank and riches to ride in state, too narrow for the play of ambition, too steep and rugged for carriages of ease to climb. Toil, patience, self- sacrifice, reproach, poverty, hard work, enduring the contradiction of sinners against Himself, was the portion of Christ, and it must be the portion of man if he ever enters the Paradise of God.”
Selected Messages Book 2, 166
If you are looking to study Adventist history with your upper elementary or middle school students, you will appreciate this resource. Lest We Forget is a free 5-part unit study – you can get more information and find the download links to each part HERE.
The Adventist Home Educator 