Logan Reserve Adventist Church

08/06/2026

THIS SUNDAY! Please join us on Sunday June 14 from 8am-2pm for our Annual Charity Market Day. We will have many stalls raising money for wonderful causes such as Logan Reserve Food Pantry, ADRA, Eyes for India and many more. Free activities for the kids!

07/06/2026

By having the love of God in our hearts, that love will spread to our fellow man. We are able to show that love and kindness even to those who wrong us. Love for God and love for humanity go hand in hand. And it is this love that shows that we are the Sons and Daughters of God.

John 13:35
By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.”

06/06/2026

What is our response when the storms of life come or when we have certain setbacks in our relationship with God? Do we put our head down as the rain pelts upon our backs or do we look up, knowing and trusting that God is there as we turn our face toward Him?

This week, we’ll explore some responses we often have when life is challenging. We’ll consider how we might use life’s setbacks to strengthen, not weaken, our most important relationship.

*Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, June 13.
https://absg.sspmadventist.org/en/2026-02/11

Memory Text:
“And not only that, but we also glory in tribulations, knowing that tribulation produces perseverance; and perseverance, character; and character, hope. Now hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit who was given to us” (Romans 5:3–5, NKJV).

One evening, as the sun dipped over the horizon, a girl was walking home when a dark storm blew in. She quickened her pace, knowing there was still a way to go. A lone raindrop fell on her cheek, then another, and, before she knew it, she was drenched. She started to run toward the front door of her home, where her father rushed to meet her. He had been watching her from the front window. As he wrapped a blanket around her shoulders, he asked her, “I saw you just now, in the rain. Why, with every bolt of lightning, did you stop running to look up and smile?”

“Oh, I stopped to look up,” she said, “because God was taking my picture!”

What is our response when the storms of life come or when we have certain setbacks in our relationship with God? Do we put our head down as the rain pelts upon our backs or do we look up, knowing and trusting that God is there as we turn our face toward Him?

This week, we’ll explore some responses we often have when life is challenging. We’ll consider how we might use life’s setbacks to strengthen, not weaken, our most important relationship.

*Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, June 13.
https://absg.sspmadventist.org/en/2026-02/11

05/06/2026

Happy Sabbath! What's on this Sabbath (Saturday) ?

● 9:30am Mission Focus (a look at Mission projects happening worldwide) - Ben Meldt

● 9:50am Sabbath School - all ages Bible Study with children's classes starting at 9.30am.

● 11:00am Church Service - Elize Celic

● This week's offering for Avondale University

We warmly invite you to join us for our worship time and pray that you and your families have a blessed Sabbath.

Our programs will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel - https://youtube.com/-dayadv723

03/06/2026

Is this you?

02/06/2026

Have you pondered on this? Open His Word today and make a life commitment to give and gain your life... a precious gift!

01/06/2026

Looking for a fun holiday activity for the kids? Join us during the school holidays for our special program 'Rescued: Safe in Jesus!'

Come experience the story of Noah with amazing crafts, fun games, songs and yummy snacks!
🗓 6- 10 July (With a special program on July 11th)
⏰️ 9am - 12noon
👶 Ages 5-11 years old
📍 Logan Reserve SDA Church
558 Logan Reserve Road, Logan Reserve

To register: please scan the QR code below and complete registration by June 21st. Spots are limited.

Please note that this is not a drop off program and parents must remain on premises through the duration of the porgram. A health program will be available for parents to view if they wish.

31/05/2026

When trials come our way, it is easy for us to want to take control and sort things out. But we must remember how God has led us in the past and how He will continue to lead us. We wil receive the help we need if we ask Him. He is the source of our strength each and every day.

Philippians 4:6-7
Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

31/05/2026

In Exodus 32-34, we find the Israelites commit a major sin by worshiping a golden calf. Moses intercedes, averting their destruction. God then reveals His merciful character, rewrites the Ten Commandments, and renews the covenant with Israel.

This account is just one story from Scripture that teaches us about repentance and forgiveness, the theme of this week’s lesson study (1 John1:9). Keep the theme of this week’s memory verse in your mind as you go through each day’s study. Yes, we sin, but thanks to Jesus’ death on the cross, forgiveness is there for the sincere confessing and repentant sinner.

*Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, June 6.
https://absg.sspmadventist.org/en/2026-02/10

Memory Text:
“If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (1 John 1:9, NKJV).

The Promised Land seemed so far away to the Israelites, who camped beneath the pillar of cloud on the plain. Moses had ascended into the thick darkness, which had covered the top of the mountain many days earlier. Surely their leader had died by now, they reasoned, if not from starvation then perhaps from the consuming fire on its peak. This mixed multitude (the Israelites along with those who left Egypt with them on the Exodus) felt restless and impatient, ready to move on to the land flowing with milk and honey. Although these same people had, just a few days earlier, made a solemn covenant with God to obey Him, they wanted an image they could see. And so, they rallied around Aaron’s tent and demanded that he create an idol for them. Fearing for his own safety, Aaron agreed. In Exodus 32–34, we read how this sad story unravels.

This account is just one story from Scripture that teaches us about repentance and forgiveness, the theme of this week’s lesson study. Keep the theme of this week’s memory verse in your mind as you go through each day’s study. Yes, we sin, but thanks to Jesus’ death on the cross, forgiveness is there for the sincere confessing and repentant sinner.

*Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, June 6.
https://absg.sspmadventist.org/en/2026-02/10

30/05/2026

2 weeks to go! Please join us on June 14 from 8am-2pm for our Annual Charity Market Day. We will have many stalls raising money for wonderful causes such as Logan Reserve Food Pantry, ADRA, Eyes for India and many more. Free activities for the kids!