Hinsdale Fil-Am Seventh Day Adventist Church

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05/14/2026

His name has power—power to move mountains, power to part the sea, power to speak life into existence.

So call on His name today.

Whatever you are facing, bring it before Him. Even a simple prayer—“In the name of Jesus, amen”—is not small or insignificant. It is an act of faith, a declaration of trust in the One who holds all authority.

Prayer doesn’t always change everything instantly, but it does change us—and it places our lives into the hands of a powerful and faithful God.
So take heart.

You are never without access to Him. Prayer is available to you anytime, anywhere.

05/14/2026

Be comfortable with sitting with Jesus.

I know it isn’t easy. We are constantly bombarded with content—so much that it creates a kind of restlessness in us. We feel the need to fill every quiet moment, unsure how to simply be still.

But in all the noise, we can lose the ability to sit in silence.

God gently invites us to something different: to sit with Him. Not with our phones or distractions, but in the quietness of life—to be present, to listen, to rest.

It is in that stillness that our hearts begin to slow down, and our eyes are opened to the beauty God has already placed around us.
What we truly long for isn’t more content—it’s Christ.

It’s His presence. It’s the cross. So take a moment. Be still.

Sit with Jesus.

05/13/2026

Christ is worthy of our praise!

Praise has a way of lifting us out of our pride and re-centering our hearts. It reminds us that life is not about us or our needs—it is about God.

So what makes Him worthy of all our praise? We see it most clearly at the cross. Christ had every right to give us the consequence we deserved, yet He chose to give Himself instead. In that moment, He revealed His true character—selfless, sacrificial love for you and for me.

And even in our repeated failures, He remains faithful, showing us grace again and again.

This is why Christ is worthy of our praise. So lift your voice. Sing it out. He is worthy!

05/12/2026

Words can hurt—and they can leave deep wounds.

Some of those wounds may have become scars that still haven’t fully healed. And if we’re honest, the pain often comes from those closest to us. Words spoken in carelessness or anger can linger, shaping how we see ourselves and others.

This is what the church in Smyrna experienced. The slander spoken against them didn’t just wound—it damaged their reputation and brought real suffering. So the question becomes: how do we move forward when the hurt runs so deep?
This is where the words of Christ carry power.

His voice speaks louder than every lie, every insult, every painful memory. Where others have torn down, He restores. Where words have wounded, He heals.
You don’t have to carry that hurt any longer.

Let His words redefine you. Let His truth bring healing.

05/11/2026

I know that I am loved by the King—and it makes my heart want to sing!
When we allow the love of God to pour into our lives, everything begins to change. Our perspective shifts, our character is shaped, and our hearts are transformed in ways only Christ can accomplish.

Yes, we can grow in maturity through effort and experience—but true transformation happens when we deeply know that we are loved by the King.

And from that place of assurance, worship becomes our natural response.

05/09/2026

Differences do not mean we should be divided.

In fact, our differences reflect the beauty of being made in the image of God. Among billions of people, each person carries unique perspectives, personalities, and spiritual gifts. Difference is not a sign that something is wrong—it’s a reminder that we are still growing into the fullness of Christ’s character.

When we choose to come together with a posture of humility—listening not to respond, but to understand; we begin to move toward true unity. And in that unity, we are reminded of this unchanging truth: we are all children of God.

So don’t shy away from differences. Lean in.

There is always something to learn—about God, about others, and even about yourself.

05/08/2026

You have been so good to me!

It’s easy to get caught up in the endless pace of life—running and striving, as if we’re on a wheel that never stops. But when we pause, even for a moment, we begin to see the beauty God has already placed before us.

It’s in our relationships, in the spaces we inhabit, and even in the simple gift of being alive.

What we often call “little things” are not signs that we have less—they are reminders that we already have so much. In them, we see the quiet evidence of God’s goodness.

So stop. Take notice.

You may be surprised at just how good God has been in your life.

05/07/2026

Persevere long enough, and you will receive the crown of life.

Even when life feels uncertain, you can rest in this truth: all is well when your trust is placed in Christ. Hold on to that assurance, especially in the difficult seasons. Jesus is the author and finisher of our faith. When you find yourself in darkness, He is the light who leads you out.

The beauty of prophecy is not to stir fear, but to strengthen faith. God reveals what is to come; not to make us anxious, but to remind us that He is already there. He is the author of the story, and as we place our faith in Him, He faithfully brings it to completion.

So take heart. Stay the course. In Him, the ending is already secure—we will come out victorious.

Hallelujah!

05/06/2026

How can we praise in the midst of the great mystery of God?

This is where faith begins.

God is not always tangible or visible in the way we might hope, yet even within the mystery, He is present. How do we know? Because Scripture reveals who He is. Though it may be difficult to fully comprehend, as we walk through a life filled with trials, God faithfully reveals His goodness—right on time, exactly when we need it most.

This is the beautiful paradox of faith: it is unseen, yet when you experience it, it becomes deeply real—overwhelmingly assuring, anchoring your soul in a way nothing else can.

So we praise—not because we understand everything, but because we trust the One who does.

05/05/2026

Let the words of Jesus Christ give you the assurance you need:

“It is finished.”

Three words that change everything.

They remind you that you are no longer defined by what’s happened to you. You’re not a victim anymore. In Christ, you walk in victory. The mess you’re in? God can turn it into your message. Don’t let the weight of the world pull your head down. Because of the cross, you can lift your head and stand firm. Every trial you face is met with a courage that’s already been secured for you.

The cross proves this: you don’t have to carry it alone—you can lean on Him.

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9 E 59th Street
Hinsdale, IL
60521

Opening Hours

9am - 2:30am

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(630) 655-8786

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