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A Message of Hope in Jesus Christ

Dear Friend,

I am sharing this message with you out of sincere Christian love and a genuine concern for your spiritual, mental, and emotional well-being. In a world filled with uncertainty, fear, suffering, anxiety, war, sickness, and loss, there is still hope—and that hope is found in Jesus Christ.

The Bible gives a special message for the world in these last days. Revelation 14:7 says, “Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters.” This is the First Angel’s Message, calling humanity back to the worship of the Creator. God is calling us to know Him, honor Him, obey Him, and prepare our hearts for the soon return of Jesus Christ.

One important part of worshipping the Creator is remembering the day He established as a memorial of Creation. God Himself said, “Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy… But the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God” (Exodus 20:8, 10). At Creation, God blessed and sanctified the seventh day (Genesis 2:2–3). The biblical seventh day is Saturday. Jesus kept the Sabbath, and after His death His followers “rested the sabbath day according to the commandment” (Luke 23:56).

The Sabbath is more than simply a day—it is also an invitation to enter into God’s rest. Hebrews 4:9–11 says, “There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God. For he that is entered into his rest, he also hath ceased from his own works, as God did from his. Let us labour therefore to enter into that rest.” God invites us to stop, worship, pray, study His Word, commune with Him, and remember that He is our Creator, our Provider, our Healer, and our Redeemer.

There is also a beautiful lesson in the very first Sabbath. Adam was created on the sixth day, so when the seventh day arrived, he had not yet completed a week of labor from which he needed physical rest. His first full day of life was spent entering into a rest that God had already prepared after completing the work of Creation. Adam rested, not because his own work was finished, but because God’s work was finished. In this way, the Sabbath stands as a memorial of God’s completed work of Creation.

This also points us to the work of redemption. Just as Adam entered into God’s finished work of Creation, we are invited to rest by faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ for our salvation. We cannot save ourselves by our own works. Christ accomplished what we could never accomplish for ourselves. On the cross Jesus declared, “It is finished” (John 19:30). The Sabbath therefore reminds us not only that God finished His work of Creation, but also that we may cease trusting in our own works for salvation and rest in the completed work of our Redeemer. Creation was finished by the word and power of God, and redemption was accomplished through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

God also cares deeply about your mental and emotional burdens. He knows you personally. He knows what others may never understand—the worries you carry, the pain you hide, the disappointments, fears, loneliness, stress, grief, and struggles of your heart. Jesus understands human suffering. Hebrews 4:15 says, “For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities.” You can bring every burden to Him.

Jesus said, “Take no thought for your life” (Matthew 6:25), and again, “Therefore take no thought, saying, What shall we eat? or, What shall we drink?… for your heavenly Father knoweth that ye have need of all these things… Take therefore no thought for the morrow” (Matthew 6:31–34). This does not mean that our difficulties are unimportant. It means that God does not want fear and anxiety to control our lives. He invites us to trust Him one day at a time.

At the center of this message is Calvary. Sin separated humanity from God, and the Bible teaches that “the wages of sin is death” (Romans 6:23). Hebrews 9:22 tells us, “without shedding of blood is no remission.” But God loved us so much that Jesus Christ came to become our Substitute and Surety. He took the penalty that belonged to us. On the cross, the innocent Son of God suffered in the place of guilty humanity. His blood was shed so that ours would not have to be. He died so that we might live.

John 3:16 declares, “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” Salvation is offered freely through Jesus Christ. He calls us to repent of sin, believe in Him, surrender our lives to Him, and allow Him to change our hearts. Jesus said, “If ye love me, keep my commandments” (John 14:15).

God is calling people everywhere to a deeper relationship with Him. He desires to restore the mind, body, and soul, to give peace to the troubled heart, strength to the weary, forgiveness to the repentant sinner, and hope to those who feel hopeless.

If you would like to know more about Jesus, the Sabbath, Bible prophecy, salvation, mental and spiritual healing, or any of the Scriptures shared in this message, please reply. You may simply write: “I would like to know more about Jesus.”

For further live questions and answers, we also offer a weekly Zoom Bible study. To receive the Zoom link and information for the weekly study, please email us at:

mindbodysoul@restorationlifeinstitute.com

A Solemn Message of Truth, Worship, and Hope in Jesus Christ

Dear Friend,

I am sharing this message with you out of sincere Christian love and deep concern for your soul. We are living in serious times. The world is filled with fear, confusion, violence, deception, sorrow, and spiritual darkness. Many voices are speaking, many churches are teaching, and many paths are being presented to humanity—but God has not left us without light. In His Word, He has revealed truth for these last days, and He is calling honest hearts to come out of confusion and stand fully on His side.

The Bible teaches that there is a great controversy between Christ and Satan—a conflict between truth and error, obedience and rebellion, true worship and false worship. This controversy began in heaven and continues on earth. In the last days, it will center especially around worship, loyalty, and obedience to God.

Revelation 12:17 says, “And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.” This verse shows us that the true church in the last days would not be the popular church, the applauded church, or the worldly church. It would be a persecuted church. It would be a commandment-keeping people, hated by the dragon because they remain faithful to God and hold to the testimony of Jesus Christ.

The true church is not identified merely by name, tradition, popularity, numbers, or outward appearance. The true church is identified by faithfulness. It is a people who love Jesus enough to obey Him. It is a people who refuse to exchange God’s truth for human opinion. It is a people who stand upon the Word of God even when misunderstood, rejected, opposed, or persecuted.

Revelation 14:12 gives another clear mark of God’s faithful people: “Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.” Here we see the endurance of the saints. They do not give up under pressure. They do not compromise when tested. They do not follow the crowd to gain favor with men. They keep the commandments of God and possess the faith of Jesus. They trust Him, follow Him, suffer with Him, and remain loyal to Him to the end.

Revelation 22:14 declares, “Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.” God’s commandments have not been abolished, cast aside, or made void. They still matter. They reveal God’s character, define sin, and show us the path of righteousness. Obedience does not save us, but those who are saved by grace through faith will be brought into harmony with God’s will. The saved do not trample upon the law of God; they delight in it through Christ.

This brings us to a solemn question: What is true worship, and what is false worship?

True worship is worship that is offered according to the Word of God. It is worship that honors the Creator, submits to His authority, loves His commandments, and exalts Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. True worship is not based on human tradition, emotional excitement, or majority opinion. It is rooted in truth. Jesus said, “God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth” (John 4:24).

True worship leads a person to:

• reverence God,
• repent of sin,
• obey His commandments,
• honor His holy Sabbath,
• follow the Lamb,
• and surrender fully to Jesus Christ.

False worship, by contrast, may still use the name of God, may still appear religious, may still be sincere in outward form—but it does not submit fully to God’s truth. False worship places human authority above divine authority. It accepts man-made changes in place of God’s commandments. It may honor Christ with the lips while refusing full obedience to His Word. False worship is dangerous because it often looks close to truth while turning people away from complete loyalty to God.

In the last days, worship will be the great issue. Will we worship the Creator in the way He has commanded, or will we follow religious systems shaped by human tradition? Will we stand with the remnant who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, or will we join the multitudes who prefer convenience over conviction?

At the center of all this stands Calvary.

To understand the seriousness of sin, we must look at the cross. The law of God had been broken. Humanity had rebelled. Man had chosen disobedience, and the wages of sin is death. But instead of leaving us to perish, heaven gave its greatest gift.

Behold Jesus.

See Him in the judgment hall—rejected, mocked, and despised. See the cruel crown of thorns pressed upon His sacred brow, piercing His temples. See His face stained with blood and grief. See His back torn open by the lash, marked with long, cruel stripes. See the spotless Son of God bearing shame, agony, and unspeakable sorrow—not for His own sins, for He had none, but for ours. He was wounded because the law had been broken. He suffered because humanity had transgressed. He bore the guilt of a world that had turned from its Maker.

As He moved toward Calvary, weak and burdened, He carried not only the cross, but the weight of human sin. In Gethsemane His soul was exceeding sorrowful, even unto death. At the cross He drank the bitter cup of suffering to its very dregs. The innocent died for the guilty. The Just suffered for the unjust. He was treated as sin deserves, that we might be treated as righteousness deserves.

And yet, in the midst of this cruelty, what spirit was found in Him? Not revenge. Not hatred. Not bitterness. As men mocked Him, struck Him, and nailed Him to the cross, He still prayed, “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do” (Luke 23:34). What love! What mercy! What meekness! What divine compassion! The very ones wounding Him were the ones He longed to save.

His suffering reveals both the holiness of God’s law and the depth of God’s love. If the law could have been set aside, Christ need not have died. If sin were a small matter, such a sacrifice would not have been required. But the broken law demanded justice, and the heart of God provided mercy. At the cross, justice and mercy met together. There we see how terrible sin is—and how boundless the love of God is.

Jesus did not die so that men could remain in rebellion. He died to save us from sin, not in sin. He died to cleanse, transform, and restore. He died to write His law in our hearts, to reconcile us to God, and to gather a faithful people who would reflect His character in a dark world.

This is why the final call of heaven is so urgent. God is calling men and women everywhere to come into harmony with His truth. He is calling us out of false worship into true worship. He is calling us out of compromise into obedience. He is calling us out of spiritual confusion into the light of His Word. He is calling for a people who will stand with Jesus, keep the commandments of God, and hold the faith of Jesus even through opposition and persecution.

The true church may be despised by the world, but it is precious in the sight of God. It may be small, but it is not forsaken. It may be opposed by the dragon, but heaven is on its side. The remnant are not great because of themselves, but because Christ dwells in them. Their strength is in His grace. Their righteousness is in His merits. Their victory is in His blood.

Dear friend, God is calling you personally. He is not merely inviting you to join a religious system. He is calling you to Jesus Christ—to repentance, to faith, to obedience, to worship in spirit and in truth, and to preparation for His soon return.

Will you follow the Lamb wherever He leads?
Will you stand with those who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus?
Will you choose true worship over false worship?
Will you accept the love revealed at Calvary and surrender your whole life to the One who suffered, bled, and died for you?

If you desire to know more about Jesus, the true church, the commandments of God, the Sabbath, Bible prophecy, true worship, or salvation through Christ, please reply. You may simply write:

“I want to know more about Jesus and His truth.”

For further live questions and answers, we also offer a weekly Zoom Bible study. To receive the Zoom link and information for the weekly study, please email us at:

mindbodysoul@restorationlifeinstitute.com

You are welcome to bring your Bible questions and study the Word of God with us live each week.

May God open your understanding, soften your heart, strengthen your faith, and lead you into all truth. Above all, may you behold Jesus, know Him personally, and be found among those who “keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.”

With sincere Christian love and respect,
Restoration Life Institute
mindbodysoul@restorationlifeinstitute.com