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11/24/2025

🎶 Music, Thanksgiving and Grads’ Day is Almost Here! — November 29, 2025 🎶

Join us for a powerful day of Thanksgiving, Testimonies, and Praise as we gather to sing with our hearts and lift up the name of Jesus!

Come and experience heartfelt worship, inspiring music, and a spirit-filled atmosphere that will refresh and uplift your soul.

Bring your family, invite a friend, and let’s celebrate God’s goodness together! 🙌🏽✨

10/13/2025

Happy Thanksgiving
From the British Columbia Conference

“Let us come before His presence with thanksgiving;
Let us shout joyfully to Him with psalms.”
— Psalm 95:2 (NKJV)

As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we are reminded of the many blessings God has poured into our lives—family, community, faith, and the daily gift of His grace.

This season offers us a meaningful opportunity to pause, reflect, and give thanks for all the ways God is working in and through us. Whether in moments of joy or seasons of challenge, His faithfulness remains constant.

On behalf of the British Columbia Conference, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your continued service, support, and dedication to God's mission. May your home be filled with peace, love, and joyful praise as you gather with loved ones to give thanks.

Wishing you a blessed and joyful Thanksgiving!

10/13/2025

🌟 Grateful Hearts, Grateful Leaders 🍁🙏

Last Sabbath, we celebrated our pastors for their love and leadership, and today we join Canada in giving thanks for God’s blessings. At BC Ghanaian SDA Church, we’re especially thankful for our pastors, our church family, and the gift of community.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃✨

09/28/2025

-ingInLoveWithGod.
Even as the season changes from Summer to Fall, one thing remains constant: our gratitude for Family, Church, and Community.

06/10/2025

TUESDAY, JUNE 10
Boaz as Redeemer

Boaz falls deeply in love with Ruth and wishes to marry her, but there is a significant barrier: there is a closer relative who also has a claim on the woman and the land. If we consider Boaz to be a type of Christ, this situation may reveal an issue at stake in the great controversy. Christ loves us, but there is a “closer relative” who also has a claim: Satan.

What do the following passages reveal about Satan’s claim on humanity? (Job 1:6–11; Matt. 4:8, 9; Jude 1:9; Luke 22:31).

When Satan appeared in the heavenly council, he told God that he had been “ ‘going to and fro in the earth’ ” (Job 1:7), and when God asked him if he had noticed the righteous Job, Satan laid claim to him as one of his own, suggesting that Job’s heart did not really belong to God. That is, he really follows You only because You are good to him. Stop being good to him and see who truly has Job’s allegiance.

In Jude, we see a brief reference to a story that was well known in Israel: after Moses had been buried by God (Deut. 34:6), he was later resurrected. Though we are not privy to the details, the text itself, which says that they disputed over the body of Moses, implies that Satan was making some kind of claim on it.

“For the first time Christ was about to give life to the dead. As the Prince of life and the shining ones approached the grave, Satan was alarmed for his supremacy. With his evil angels he stood to dispute an invasion of the territory that he claimed as his own. He boasted that the servant of God had become his prisoner. He declared that even Moses was not able to keep the law of God; that he had taken to himself the glory due to Jehovah—the very sin which had caused Satan’s banishment from heaven—and by transgression had come under the dominion of Satan.”—Ellen G. White, Patriarchs and Prophets, p. 478. Obviously, Christ refuted Satan’s claim, and Moses was resurrected (see Matt. 17:3).

In Ruth 4:1–12, Boaz travels to the gate of Bethlehem—the town where Christ would enter our world as our close relative. The elders gather, and finally a sandal (a symbol of ownership) is exchanged.

The gate of a village is where cases were decided: this is a type of judgment scene. It reflects the judgment scene of Daniel 7:13, 14, 22, 26, 27. We must not miss this critical aspect of judgment: judgment is in “favor of the saints” but only because Christ paid the price for us, just as Boaz did for his bride.

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06/10/2025

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