Recently Launched Website, Jesus is Coming Soon Could Literally Save Your Life!

WHITE LAKE, Mich. - Sept. 9, 2013 - PRLog -- White Lake MI – A recently launched website, Jesus is Coming Soon, has already gained attention among people seeking to know Jesus and understand the message proclaimed by the three angels in the book of Revelation.  The Seventh-Day Adventist mission is to prepare people for the second coming of Jesus Christ as they nurture their own church members through Christian encouragement and support while reaching out to the community with the good news of salvation and the truth about God and His character.

Seventh-Day Adventists believe that God is a loving Father who cares deeply about his children and their lifestyle.  He provides clear instructions in his Word about the way people should live, their diet, their speaking and how they should relate to others.  Everything about us is important to Him, including our jobs, time, talents and money; and how they are used to serve.

The Seventh-Day Adventist church is a Bible based church; not one that is based on man-made traditions.  They teach only according to the Bible, which states that Saturday, the seventh-day of the week is the Sabbath.  That means that Saturday is the day of rest and worship; not Sunday as most well-meaning Christians believe today.  The Sabbath is celebrated from sundown Friday until sundown Saturday.  It should be one of the easiest and most enjoyable commandments to keep; REST one day a week!

The newly launched website explains the 3 Angels’ Message as found in the Book of Revelation.  The site also provides many links to other Seventh-Day Adventist sites for deeper study and greater understanding of God’s Word.  This site will be updated often with interesting articles to help new believers get to know Jesus.  Visit http://www.jesusiscomingsoon.net/ to learn more and find a link to a directory to all of Seventh-Day Adventist Churches in the US.

About the Seventh-Day Adventist Church:  The mission is to prepare for the second coming of Jesus Christ; to nurture church members through Christian encouragement and support; to reach out to the community with the good news of salvation and the truth about God and his character.  Seventh-Day Adventists accept the Bible as their only creed and hold certain fundamental beliefs to be the teaching of the Holy Scriptures.