Connecting With Jesus

Connecting with Jesus is a worldwide project sponsored by the General Conference and the Ellen G. White Estate. The Spirit of Prophecy is still guiding God’s people and always will until the Lord returns. In fact, the Spirit of Prophecy has counsel on just about every aspect of life including theology, lifestyle, personal health, the family, the home, young people, interpersonal relationships, personal stewardship, you name it! The Spirit of Prophecy is still guiding God’s people and always will until the Lord returns. In fact, the Spirit of Prophecy has counsel on just about every aspect of life including theology, lifestyle, personal health, the family, the home, young people, interpersonal relationships, personal stewardship, you name it! The Spirit of Prophecy is still guiding God’s people and always will until the Lord returns.

NO TIME FOR GOD?

The search for God and the divine is deeply rooted in human history and culture. Many believe that seeking God is important because it provides purpose, meaning, and guidance in life. It’s often seen as a way to cultivate a relationship with the divine, which can offer comfort, strength, and a sense of belonging. The act of seeking God is also thought to align one’s life with higher principles and values, leading to personal growth and fulfillment.

When it comes to prayers not being answered, various faith traditions offer different perspectives. Some suggest that unanswered prayers may be an invitation to trust in a greater plan or to understand that the timing may not be right. Others believe that prayers are always answered, but not always in the way we expect or desire. The concept of “unanswered” prayers can be reframed as prayers that are “ungranted,” with the idea that a “no” or “not yet” is also a form of answer.

In times of unanswered prayers, it’s encouraged to remain steadfast in faith, seek community support, and continue to trust in the wisdom and compassion of the divine. It’s a complex and deeply personal aspect of spirituality, and individuals often find their own paths to understanding and peace within this context.