Wasatch Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church

05/30/2026

05/30/2026

A Calling, a Christmas Cantata, and a Quiet Resting Place.

Have you actually read the story of Isaiah? Aside from hearing single comforting quotes from his book, I had never paid much attention to his whole story. Isaiah’s story is often overshadowed by Daniel’s, Jacob’s, Esther’s or Paul’s.

The PBE teams in our Pathfinder club had been studying chapters 1-33 this year. As we studied the chapters together, I realized how fundamental Isaiah’s writings are to the Judeo Christian theology—-the plan for salvation, the virgin birth, the prince of Peace, the wolves lying with the lamb, the child leading them, and the future of peace for his people. Seeing that it was written around 700 BC, it makes for a more difficult reading than the gospels, but once we understood it better, it’s full of treasures applicable to our modern lives today.

Simon and Zara will be preaching on the personal lessons they have learned from Isaiah. Throughout the worship service we will have congregational reading of Scriptures from the book of Isaiah and singing songs pertaining to verses from the book. And Gia will preach about the last item in the Pathfinder Law: Go on God’s errands.

This Isaiah journey has been spiritually fulfilling for me and for the kids. We want to share the wonders and gems we’ve discovered with our church family. And I hope we will understand how much of a treasure we are to a passionate and loving God, who always wants us to come back to Him.

Come join us as we delved into Isaiah’s writings in reading, singing and listening together. Come rediscover the understated prophet’s story of responding to God’s calling for His work. Come rediscover God’s love, in the 700 BC vibes.

Joyfully,
Ms Cindy
Pathfinder Director

05/08/2026

Mothers

Mother's are complicated. They give us birth and life and so much of what we are physically and sometimes emotionally.

If we spent any amount of time being raised by our mother or a mother, we may hear her words at times ringing in our heads.

God can be like a mother to us, and if we study and read His words to us, they can be saved up in our minds.

In Psalms 119:11 David tells us this, "Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee."

This mother's day, let us not forget to put the Word of God into our hearts and minds. I pray this love letter that He has gifted us with will ring in our heads even more then our mother's voice.

Happy Mother's Day Wasatch Hills Moms! We are so blessed to have all of you in our lives! Thank you for all you do.

Love,
Pastor Melody

05/01/2026

Are We Free Yet?

Freedom. We all want it. But do we want to pay the price? The price of freedom is obedience. Are we obeying God?

Are we free yet? We cant talk about freedom without discussing obedience.

John 8:36 tells us this, "So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed."

I don't know about you, but I want THAT kind of freedom. The type of freedom that only comes from Jesus.

Love
Pastor Melody

04/25/2026

Flag ceremony of the Pathfinder Bible Experience was one for the books. What a grand entrance. Being there with 1500 Pathfinders and coaches was a transcendental experience. May we continue to study Scripture, cherish it in our hearts, and practice it in our lives.

04/25/2026

Heaven

Heaven is sounding pretty good right now. Streets of gold, no night, no pain, no drama. Sign me up!

It tells us in John 14:2–4 that Jesus is making accommodations for us. Preparing for us.

"In my Father’s house are many rooms. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, that where I am you may be also. And you know the way to where I am going."

Are we ready? What do we need to do to be ready? Are you ready?

Love,
Pastor Melody

04/10/2026

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Kimberly Pichot, Dean of the College of Profession at Andrews University, who will be speaking this Sabbath. Her message is titled “God’s Everyday People Transforming Communities.” Please join us for this special service.

04/03/2026

The End Was Not The End
Mark 15:33–16:8

What if the worst thing in your life is not the last thing? This Easter message, “The End Was Not the End,” takes us through the darkness of the cross and the silence of the tomb into the unexpected hope of resurrection. Discover a Savior who enters our deepest pain, so we are never alone and invites us to step into new life.

Pastor Carlos A. Camacho
President, Nevada-Utah Conference