Sabbath, July 25, 2026
Sabbath School (9:45 am)
LESSON STUDY
Lesson 4: Sin in the Church
Theme:
Superintendent:
Welcome
Opening Prayer
Opening Song
Scripture Reading
Opening Remarks
Lesson Study
Closing Remarks
Closing Song
Pastor Adon Cunningham
Divine Service (11:00 am)
COUNTDOWN
Introit ------------------------------------------ Majesty
Opening Prayer ------------------- Eld Errol Dennis
Welcome --------------------------- Eld Errol Dennis
Song Service ------------------ Milton Praise Team
Pastoral Corner ------------------- Eld Errol Dennis
Opening Song -------------------------------------- # 4
Intercessory Prayer ----------- Eld Lance Dodson
Special Music ----------------------------------- Video
Children's Story ---------- Sis Shauna-kay Smith
Offering --------------------------- Sis Marva Dennis
Scripture Reading ----------------------- 1 Peter 5:8
Intro of Spkr ----------------------- Eld Errol Dennis
Song of Meditation ---------------------------- Video
Sermon ----------------- Eld Misty Scott-Hamilton
Closing Song ------------------------------------ # 516
Benediction ----------- Eld Misty Scott-Hamilton
Recessional
OUTRO
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Bro Neville Morgan
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Bro Albert Bartley
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Health Nugget for Sabbath, July 25, 2026.
This concludes our review on the happiness, usefulness, and contentment in the life of the elderly.
The Bible views aging as a natural, honorable season of life. It encourages growing old gracefully by maintaining spiritual vitality, embracing the wisdom that comes with experience, and continuing to serve and guide younger generations, all while trusting in God's unending care.
Key principles for growing old gracefully include:
@ Embracing aging as a blessing: Gray hair is described as a "crown of splendor" earned through a righteous life (Proverbs 16:31).
@ Trusting in God's faithfulness: God promises to be with you throughout your lifetime, continuing to sustain and care for you even in your old age (Isaiah 46:4).
@ Focusing on inward renewal: Though our physical bodies may weaken, the spiritual self can be renewed day by day (2Corinthians4:16).
@ Sharing wisdom and mentoring: Older generations are encouraged to share their experiences and declare God's power to the next generation (Psalm 71:18).
@ Remaining fruitful: Righteous individuals are described as flourishing and still bearing fruit in their old age (Psalm 92:14).
May the many years experiences residing beneath the grey hairs be frequently brought out to bless others, especially our young.
Amen🙏🏽