Hi everyone,
I’ve been reflecting on what it means to remain watchful and faithful as a believer when circumstances are unclear and easy answers are absent.
I recently read a long-form letter written in a watchman spirit, engaging these questions broadly from a biblical and Adventist perspective (archived here for reference:
The Watchman Letter I : The Watchman : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive).
My question isn’t about promoting the letter itself, but about Adventist understanding:
How do we understand the responsibility to remain watchful and faithful when direction is uncertain and discernment is tested?
What principles guide you in such times?
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
I’ve been reflecting on what it means to remain watchful and faithful as a believer when circumstances are unclear and easy answers are absent.
I recently read a long-form letter written in a watchman spirit, engaging these questions broadly from a biblical and Adventist perspective (archived here for reference:
The Watchman Letter I : The Watchman : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive).
My question isn’t about promoting the letter itself, but about Adventist understanding:
How do we understand the responsibility to remain watchful and faithful when direction is uncertain and discernment is tested?
What principles guide you in such times?
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.