Duluth SDA Church

05/29/2026

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05/15/2026

As we prepare to welcome the Sabbath today, this verse is worth sitting with.

While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8.

Not after we cleaned ourselves up. Not after we got our faith right. Not after we stopped doing the things we knew we should not be doing. While we were still in the middle of it all, he chose us anyway.

That is the grace we carry into Sabbath rest today. Not because we earned it but because he gave it freely.

Wishing our whole church family a peaceful and blessed Sabbath. We will see you tomorrow morning.

05/14/2026

Nicole Korp did not expect motherhood to teach her theology. But watching her daughter grow over the last year and a half has changed the way she understands God completely.

She now understands a little more what it means to love someone before they can offer you anything back. To pursue someone even when they resist you. To correct someone because you care about who they are becoming.

And then she asks a question that is hard to shake. If imperfect human parents can love like that, how much more does a perfect God love us?

Watch the full sermon "Lessons From My Daughter" on YouTube and share this with a parent who needs to hear it today.

https://www.youtube.com/live/r5Tm_wHj2uE?si=oTROgP8hkyIGAumm

05/14/2026

There are people in every church who serve faithfully and quietly. They are not on the stage. They are not in the spotlight. But they show up every single week and they give generously of their time, their energy, and their love.

This verse is for them. And honestly it might be for you too.

God is not unjust so as to overlook your work and the love you have shown for his name in serving the saints. Hebrews 6:10.

Every act of service done in love for God is seen and remembered by him. Nothing is wasted. Nothing is overlooked.

Tag someone in the comments who serves this church family quietly and deserves to be recognized today.

05/13/2026

A lot of us spend years wondering if God really wants us. If we are too broken, too far gone, too inconsistent.

Nicole Korp closes this sermon with something that puts that question to rest completely.

The question is not whether God wants you. The cross already answered that. The only question left is will you be willing. Will you let him correct you. Will you let him comfort you. Will you let him carry you. Will you let him love you.

Watch the full sermon "Lessons From My Daughter" on YouTube and share this with someone who needs to hear it.

https://www.youtube.com/live/r5Tm_wHj2uE?si=oTROgP8hkyIGAumm

05/13/2026

One of the most practical things Scripture tells us about growth is this. Walk with the wise and become wise. Proverbs 13:20.

It is not complicated. The people we surround ourselves with have a quiet but powerful influence on the direction of our lives. Our habits, our faith, our values, and even the way we think are all shaped over time by the company we keep.

This is one of the reasons community matters so much. Church is not just a place to come and sit. It is where you find people who are pursuing the same God you are, and where iron sharpens iron.

Who in your life has made you wiser or closer to God? Tag them in the comments and let them know you are grateful for them.