Gulf Field of Seventh-day Adventists

04/09/2026

Happy Sabbath!

04/09/2026

Lesson 10 - Authentic Christian ministry is not measured by titles, recognition, or achievements, but by a life that reflects Jesus. In 2 Corinthians 3–7, Paul reminds us that even in weakness, hardship, and suffering, God’s power can shine through us like treasure carried in fragile jars of clay. True ministry transforms hearts, brings reconciliation, pursues holiness, and is always motivated by genuine love. When we surrender ourselves to the Holy Spirit, our words, actions, relationships, and even our struggles can become a testimony that leads others closer to Christ. This week, choose to serve with humility, remain faithful in difficult moments, forgive freely, pursue a Christlike character, and become an ambassador of reconciliation wherever God has placed you. If this message encouraged you, please like, comment, and share it with your family and friends so that others may also discover what authentic Christian ministry truly looks like.

03/09/2026

Join Us for the 2026 Family Togetherness Week of Prayer!

Dear Church Family,
You are warmly invited to take part in this year’s Family Togetherness Week of Prayer, organized by the Gulf Field Adventist Family Ministries.
Come and be richly blessed as we explore how to build and maintain a strong, faith-filled home.

🟦Theme: Anchored Family: In a Digital World
Discover seven essential principles to keep your family’s faith strong in everyday digital life.

🗓Dates: September 6–12, 2026

💻Where: Join us on through Zoom. The link will be provided to you through your Church Pastor or Family Ministries Leader.

Please participate from the comfort of your homes. Everyone is most welcome to be part of this special Gulf Field online initiative. Let us unite in prayer and strengthen our families together!

31/08/2026

28/08/2026

Lesson 9 - Love-driven ministry reflects the heart of Jesus by choosing compassion, integrity, forgiveness, and faithfulness even when serving becomes difficult. Paul’s life reminds us that trials do not have to stop our ministry; instead, God can use our pain to help us comfort others, strengthen our dependence on Him, and bring healing to those around us. True ministry is not motivated by recognition, pride, or revenge, but by a sincere desire to restore people and lead them closer to Christ. Today, ask God to fill your heart with His love—encourage someone who is hurting, forgive someone who has sincerely repented, and serve others with pure motives. Like, comment, and share this message so more people can discover the transforming power of Christlike love.