Seabrook SDA Church

Seabrook SDA Church Welcome to Seabrook Seventh-day Adventist Church! All are invited!

Our church is open to the public and offers in-person and online resources to help anyone who is seeking a deeper relationship with God and a more fulfilling way of life.

05/30/2026

Go Tell That 5/30/26

05/30/2026

Without a doubt, sin is the greatest obstructor to a close relationship with God. Not only does sin separate us from God now (Isa. 59:2), but it also deceives, hurts, consumes, and eventually destroys us. Our battle against sin and self is the greatest battle we’ll ever face, with tremendous, even eternal, implications.

Some dismiss sin as just a regular part of life. After all, it’s human nature to indulge in pleasure. But do we make light of sin because society has become so comfortable with it? We can tiptoe around the topic of sin, afraid that we’ll offend someone if we call it what it is, but in the end, the more we choose to live comfortably with it, the further we’ll slip from a healthy relationship with God.

Yes, every person has sinned, and our thoughts, motives, actions, and words hurt others, ourselves, and God. Ultimately, sin destroys our relationship with God, but God has revealed Himself to us through the knowledge of His law, which shines light on the sin in our lives.

This week let’s explore the reason God gave us His law and, when someone transgresses God’s law and consequently sins, what or who can help to restore their relationship with God.

Read for This Week’s Study: Judges 14; Mark 9:42-48; Rom. 3:20; Matt. 5:17-18; Romans 3:28; Matt. 7:24-29

*Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, May 30.
*Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, May 2.

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Serve our neighbors, Invite them into relationship with Jesus Christ… This is the mission of Seabrook Seventh-day Adventist Church, led by Pastors Blue, LeSure, and McKenzie; based in Seabrook, MD.

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05/23/2026

More Than Milk 5/23/26

05/23/2026

Sabbath Afternoon

Read for This Week’s Study: Mark 8:11, 12; Matt. 15:21–28; Luke 7:1–10; Eph. 2:8; Hebrews 11; Rev. 14:12.

Memory Text: “Faith shows the reality of what we hope for; it is the evidence of things we cannot see” (Hebrews 11:1, NLT).

Someone once said, “Faith is like WiFi. It’s invisible, but it has the power to connect you to what you need.” No doubt: without faith, there would be no relationship with God.

What is your faith like today? Has your faith in God ever been shaky? Perhaps you’ve experienced something that has challenged you to the point where you’ve not known how to move forward with your relationship with God. Or is your faith like a rose that grows from a green stem into a tiny bud that eventually opens into a bold, colorful flower and fills the room with an unforgettable scent? For truly, “faith shows the reality of what we hope for; it is the evidence of things we cannot see” (Heb. 11:1, NLT). It’s not something we can generate by ourselves, for “God has dealt to each one a measure of faith” (Rom. 12:3, NKJV). Faith is a gift of God (Eph. 2:8, 9), and even then, our faith in God is possible only because of what God is already doing in and for us.

This week let’s explore the topic of faith: what to do with doubt and unbelief; what, according to Jesus, strong faith looks like; and what it means to have “the faith of Jesus.”

* Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, May 23.

05/16/2026

Adventurer Day 5/16/26

05/09/2026

When Men Give Birth 5/9/26

05/09/2026

Sabbath Afternoon

Read for This Week’s Study: Dan. 2:20–23; Dan. 6:10, 11; Acts 20:36; Gen. 5:22–24; Exod. 33:15–23; Exod. 32:31, 32.

Memory Text: “I love the Lord, because He has heard my voice and my sup-plications. Because He has inclined His ear to me, therefore I will call upon Him as long as I live” (Psalm 116:1, 2, NKJV).

Imagine if you rarely spoke to your best friend or your spouse. Very soon the relationship would break down, and there would be a problem. In the same way, prayer is an essential part of having a close relationship with God. It is a crucial devotional habit, one that each of us needs and can strengthen. If we don’t pray often and continually, we will wander from the Lord sooner or later.

In the Bible, we learn about the lives of different individuals who prayed in different ways. We can step back and catch a glimpse into how their communion with God impacted their relationship with Him, how and for what we might also pray, and how their prayers changed the lives of others. It is true: our prayer life impacts not only ourselves but others as well.

Just like Bible study, this topic of prayer is both huge and important and much broader than what can be covered in just two weeks. This week we’ll learn lessons from some of those in the Bible who prayed and showed us just how central prayer is to having a strong relationship with God. Let’s learn from their examples.

* Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, May 9.

Seabrook Pathfinders Strong!Today we celebrate our incredible youth who led the service during Pathfinder Day! 🙌✨From t...
04/03/2026

Seabrook Pathfinders Strong!

Today we celebrate our incredible youth who led the service during Pathfinder Day! 🙌✨
From their energy and creativity to their faith and leadership, our young people are a powerful reminder of the future God is building through this generation. 💫
Thank you for showing up, serving boldly, and shining your light in ways that inspire us all. We are so proud of you and grateful to celebrate together! 💙

There are seasons where it feels like everything is going wrong at the same time.Financial pressure. Emotional pain. Hea...
03/19/2026

There are seasons where it feels like everything is going wrong at the same time.

Financial pressure. Emotional pain. Health issues.Situations you didn’t see coming.

But God didn’t promise we wouldn’t go through it—He promised we wouldn’t go through it alone.

“The waters will not overflow you… the fire will not scorch you.” (Isaiah 43:2)

If you’re in a hard season, comment “I’m trusting God” or share your prayer request below. Let’s encourage each other ❤️

Black History Month at Seabrook SDA Church is a time to honor the faith, resilience, and legacy of those who have shaped...
02/28/2026

Black History Month at Seabrook SDA Church is a time to honor the faith, resilience, and legacy of those who have shaped our nation and our communities.

As a church family, we give thanks for the courage of leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Jesse Jackson and commit ourselves to continuing the work of love, unity, service, and justice empowered by our lord and savior Jesus Christ.

May we honor the legacy of those gone before us not only in words, but in how we live, lead, and love one another.

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