Sometimes the things we think are really bad are actually the plan of God.  We need to trust Him because we don't know what He has planned.

When you are suffering remember that God is your creator.  Why does this matter? This is the second of three episodes reflecting on 1 Peter 4:19. Each helps us to see a part of the significance of knowing God as our creator in our suffering.

The Nature of Humanity is a sermon preached by Ryan Rogers for the Palmer SDA Church service on June, 20, 2020. It is the seventh sermon in the Fundamentals sermon series. This series is a study of the 28 Fundamental Beliefs held by the SDA Church. We are seeking go deeper with God by reviewing the fundamental truths He has revealed in Scripture. This study will be divided into four series of seven sermons over the next four year.

When you are suffering remember that God is your creator.  Why does this matter? This is the first of three episodes reflecting on 1 Peter 4:19. Each helps us to see a part of the significance of knowing God as our creator in our suffering.

Who do you say Jesus is? Is He your Lord and your friend?

Not every teacher teaches us what it true.  We need to be careful about what we are taught to make sure it agrees with the Bible.

Suffering as a Christian is not fun but it's also not surprising.

Creation a sermon preached by Ryan Rogers for the Palmer SDA Church service on June, 13, 2020. It is the sixth sermon in the Fundamentals sermon series. This series is a study of the 28 Fundamental Beliefs held by the SDA Church. We are seeking go deeper with God by reviewing the fundamental truths He has revealed in Scripture. This study will be divided into four series of seven sermons over the next four year.

If you were to make a list of the most important things in light of the end of the world, what would make the list? Would you put "loving others" on that list?

When you are suffering remember that God is your creator.  Why does this matter? This is the last of three episodes reflecting on 1 Peter 4:19. Each helps us to see a part of the significance of knowing God as our creator in our suffering.