Kearney Seventh-day Adventist Church

Kearney Seventh-day Adventist Church A community of bible believers, anticipating Jesus soon return. Sabbath School at 10:00, Worship hour 11:15

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Seventh-day Adventists accept the Bible as the only source of our beliefs. We consider our movement to be the result of the Protestant conviction Sola Scriptura—the Bible as the only standard of faith and practice for Christians. https://www.adventist.org/en/beliefs/

03/28/2026

Time Correction!
Chili cookoff is 6p tonight!

Here is a sneak peek at next quarter's theme song. Praise Jesus, he makes all things new!My favorite lyric is "You will...
03/27/2026

Here is a sneak peek at next quarter's theme song. Praise Jesus, he makes all things new!

My favorite lyric is "You will mend what death has torn."

The Official Video for "You Will Make All Things New" by Sovereign Grace Music. Written by Nathan Stiff, David Zimmer, and Marc Willerton From the Album "Yo...

We welcomed little Goakoth.
03/27/2026

We welcomed little Goakoth.

There will be no SOW this evening, but a PARTY!!
03/11/2026

There will be no SOW this evening, but a PARTY!!

Sometimes I feel pretty weary. Almost worn. “This again?” As I heave the burden back into its familiar spot. The same...
03/11/2026

Sometimes I feel pretty weary. Almost worn. “This again?” As I heave the burden back into its familiar spot. The same problem, same insecurity has rubbed me threadbare.

Recently, on a trip to a quilting museum, I was introduced to a mending technique used in impoverished Japan: Boro. Bedding and clothing were repaired with an indigo patchwork. Driven by economic necessity, this recycling technique was a sign of poverty. The frayed garments carried the outward evidence of harsh living and repetitive strain. But skilled menders sustained these garments for generations with a technique known as Boro.

How do these fabrics last for generations and still look threadbare and worn? Because with skillful stitches, indigo patches are applied from the inside. Each patch is woven into a more secure, insulated fabric, protected from its daily burden. The garment is literally renewed from the inside out. A Boro coat’s appearance is shabby, but it still serves its purpose. Boro is more than a piece of bedding or jacket; it's a state of being; a way of life. Boro stands in stark contrast to a culture today that often throws away items before they wear out. More than recycling, Boro is the reclaiming and renewal of something that, for all intents and purposes, has outlived its function.

Standing, looking at a suspended Japanese jacket patched together from within, I was reminded of a spiritual truth. There in a coat that was over 100 years old and had been used by multiple generations: God peeled back my perception of his work in me. “Therefore, we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day.” 2 Corinthians 4:16 NIV

Paul goes on to say that we are to fix our eyes on what is being done on the inside. The mending, the reinforcing of the fabric that sustains us, is placed from within. Verse 10 gives us perspective on our thinning exterior and exhaustion of this life. “We always carry around in our body the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be revealed in our body.” When our exterior gives way, when our threads pull apart, we reveal the patchwork of Jesus.

We can boast in our tattered, tired lives because Jesus is giving this life its structure and reclaiming what feels and often is falling apart. Boro, Jesus is a way of life. What aims to destroy, crush, and perplex ultimately has no power to destroy us.

Wear this life, it’s your testimony of a skilled redeemer that is renewing you from within.

So long as we are on this side of ‘Canaan,’ so long as we have not reached the heavenly Promised Land, the theological j...
02/18/2026

So long as we are on this side of ‘Canaan,’ so long as we have not reached the heavenly Promised Land, the theological journey continues.

We can never be fully “settled” into any theological system, recognizing that there is ever more to learn.

02/18/2026

There is only one thing God desires for human beings: other-centered love. Discover a relationship that is motivated by love and the free gift of salvation from Christ.

Why didn’t God immediately destroy Satan when he rebelled? Wouldn’t that have saved a lot of suffering?
02/13/2026

Why didn’t God immediately destroy Satan when he rebelled? Wouldn’t that have saved a lot of suffering?

Christ’s death on the cross not only reveals God’s amazing love and willingness to do everything possible to save us; it also establishes the justice of His law and government, unmasking the devil’s lies, and proves forever that God’s way is always the best way.

01/23/2026

It’s almost time! From January 30 through February 28, join David every day on IG Live or on the David Asscherick YouTube channel at 9 PM EST for an educational and inspirational journey through Ellen White’s beloved work, Christ’s Object Lessons. Explore the parables of Jesus, gain theological insight, and deepen your connection with God alongside a global online community. Mark your calendars.
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01/23/2026

There is only one thing God desires for human beings: other-centered love. Discover a relationship that is motivated by love and the free gift of salvation from Christ.

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