Myrtle Beach Seventh-day Adventist Church

08/29/2026

Paul’s question in Romans 10:14 still challenges us today.
That’s why we go.

07/14/2026

07/13/2026

As the 2025 soccer season began, I was overjoyed to be the captain for a bright group of soccer players with lots of potential. I wanted more than anything to be a great captain and support for each young player on my team. Soon, that reality began to escape me at our very first game, when a defender for the opposing team kicked me precisely on my big toe. Unfortunately, the impact was enough to fracture my toe, and my morale. Anxious for my uncertain future, I ended the game sitting down with my friend Daniel, and adoring the beautiful colors of the sunset.

In hindsight, the sunset was a bit more abstract than a shining array of fashionable colors. It was the hope and assurance that despite this setback and hardship, He had a beautiful plan. It seemed like I was a let down and the world itself was ending for me, yet I found an unexplainable peace in God’s divine tapestry. Like Solomon emphasizes the importance of considering how we cannot discover the future, we should not worry about the things we cannot know or even understand. While this is undoubtedly easy to say, it only affirms the idea of living in the moment and focusing on what God can do today.

Although I spent a lot of time hoping my toe could heal in unrealistic amounts of time, the season undoubtedly ended well. I continued to be the voice on the team, looked out for my teammates as much as possible, and even played our last few games at Union Adventist University. Sure, sometimes life will cave in and we can feel like a Let Down, but we should never forget about His beautiful plan. I read something the other day, and it couldn’t be more evident: “God’s plan is like a beautiful tapestry, but we can only see the threads.”

Written by Hayden Brown, Class of 2027, Indian Land, South Carolina

06/29/2026

I would use whole grain Pasta.

A plant-based take on traditional Bolognese sauce, made with vegetables and lentils, paired with Bucatini pasta for a nourishing meal.

06/10/2026

iMPAct Youth Rally is only five months away - November 6-7, 2026! Registration is already open, so secure your spot today! https://www.pisgah.us/impact

05/29/2026

Carolina Conference Camp Meeting continues this week and MBSDA was represented at the Run4Life 5K! We are proud for those who participated! God is doing great things!

05/18/2026