Chassin SDA Church

🪔Keep your lamp burning and your oil full!

🕯️ Today, we were blessed by a timely and thought-provoking message delivered by our young man, Linsley Florenville, based on the parable of the Ten Virgins found in Matthew 25:1–13.

📖Through this powerful passage, we were reminded that while all ten virgins had lamps and were waiting for the Bridegroom, only five were prepared with enough oil for the journey. The message challenged us to examine our own spiritual readiness and reminded us that preparation for Christ’s return cannot be borrowed or postponed.

❓The question remains: Are we merely waiting, or are we truly prepared? Is there enough oil in our lamps?

🙏🏾May we daily seek the presence of the Holy Spirit and live in readiness for the coming of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

We thank God for using our youth to share His Word. May the Lord continue to anoint, guide, and use our young people mightily in His vineyard! 🙌🏾

🙌🏾“It Is Well With My Soul” 🕊️

As we prepare to gather again this Sabbath, we pause to reflect on another powerful truth from last Sabbath’s message: our peace is not determined by our circumstances, but by our confidence in God.

🎵“When peace like a river attendeth my way,
When sorrows like sea billows roll;
Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to say,
It is well, it is well with my soul.” 🎶

Life may bring calm waters or crashing waves, but through it all, God remains faithful. We can face every season with the assurance that, because Jesus is with us, it is well with our souls.

🙏🏽 This Sabbath, come worship with us. Come with your burdens, your questions, your joys, and your gratitude. Let us encourage one another, lift our hearts in worship, and find renewed hope in the presence of God.

🕘Join us this Sabbath morning!
Come and experience the joy of fellowship, worship, and the Word.

🌿 Tarry joyfully by His grace until He comes!🙏🏾

🌿 A Midweek Reminder: Keep Trusting God! 🙏🏽

We’re midway through the week, and what better time to revisit a powerful reminder from our Sabbath morning worship?

In his message from Jeremiah 29:11, our District Pastor, Pastor Cadique Tittle, reminded us that even when the journey feels uncertain, God’s plans for us are filled with hope and a future.

🎥 Here’s another snippet from the sermon to encourage you through the rest of the week.

Whatever you may be facing today, don’t murmur. Don’t complain. Keep trusting. Keep obeying. Keep believing. God is still working, even when you cannot see it.

And as we wait for the greatest promise of all: the return of Jesus, let us tarry joyfully by His grace until He comes. 🙌🏾

Be encouraged. Your story is still in God’s hands.

Have a blessed and faith-filled remainder of the week! 🌸

✨ Tarry Joyfully Until He Comes! ✨

What a powerful and life-changing sermon we received this Sabbath morning as our District Pastor, Pastor Cadique Tittle, ministered to us from Jeremiah 29, with special focus on the beautiful promise of Jeremiah 29:11:

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

🎥 We are sharing a short snippet from this morning’s sermon as a reminder of the powerful message of hope, trust, and joyful waiting that we received.

As we journey through this life and await the glorious return of Jesus, let us choose joy over murmuring, faith over fear, and trust over doubt. Let us trust and obey, remain faithful, and be happy in Jesus—knowing that His promises are sure.

Let us tarry joyfully, by His grace, until He comes! 🕊️❤️

May the message of this Sabbath remain with us throughout the week and remind us that our hope is in Christ and our future is secure in Him.

Have a blessed and joyful week, everyone! 🌿✨

🎤Taking the Gospel beyond the four walls.

What a blessed afternoon as we worshipped, prayed, and shared the love and hope of Jesus with the community of Ping Pong, Fond Assau during our open-air service. Every song, every prayer, every word of encouragement was a reminder that God is still reaching hearts and changing lives.

May the seeds planted today continue to bear fruit for His kingdom.

“Go ye therefore, and teach all nations…” — Matthew 28:19 (KJV)