Faithful Amazon Boy
He was the youngest in the family, and his big brothers didn’t like to see him reading the Bible and keeping the Sabbath. They didn’t believe in God, and they thought Glauco didn’t need to believe in God, either.
He was the youngest in the family, and his big brothers didn’t like to see him reading the Bible and keeping the Sabbath. They didn’t believe in God, and they thought Glauco didn’t need to believe in God, either.
He began to learn about God from another store worker, a young man named Marlon. Marlon liked to talk about God, and he said God forbade people from eating pork and other unclean meat.
The psychologist wanted to help Kaue’s dream to come true. The church community center didn’t have a program to teach children to read and write. But it had a program that taught children how to use computers.
When Hadassa was only a month old, Dad and Mom began to take her out to share Christian books on Sabbath afternoons. Dad or Mom carried her in their arms, and they visited with people waiting in their cars at red traffic lights.
Andrielle had heard about the end of the world in church. Every Sunday, her older sister, Shirley, took her and Alef to a different church. Andrielle heard at the churches that when the world ended, Jesus would come and take His children to heaven.
Then Dafne’s Mom became friends with Gaby’s Mom. Dafne’s Mom began to come to Gaby’s house to study the Bible with both Gaby and her mom. As they read the Bible, Gaby began to love Jesus.
As the weeks passed, Dafne saw that Sofia really liked the meetings. She really liked learning about Jesus. About fifteen Fridays after the first meeting, Dafne asked Sofia, “Would you like to give your heart to Jesus and be baptized?”
He had another reason. He was clapping because the house was so old and falling apart that it didn’t have a doorbell that he could ring. The house was so old and falling apart that it didn’t even have a door that he could knock on.
Five-year-old Ana and her family were not Adventist, but they had learned about Adventists when Ana took swimming lessons from an Adventist teacher. The teacher had invited Ana to become an Adventurer.
“Let me think about it,” he said. Tane Tau was a little scared. He wondered if the other children might tease him at the Pathfinder club. He wondered if he would fit in.
Kala heard the missionaries say that Jesus loves people and is ready to help them. She wondered if it was true. She thought, “Does Jesus really love people? Is He really ready to help them?”
Then God replied. Mana didn’t hear a voice, but he felt like God was speaking to his heart. “Don’t be afraid,” God said. “If you fail, it doesn’t matter because I’m going to lift you up and you’re going to be able to try again.”