Biblical Foundation
The Sabbath is rooted in the Creation story (Genesis 2:2-3) and reinforced in the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:8-11). Jesus observed the Sabbath, and the Bible teaches that it is a day for holy convocation, a time for worship, rest, and community.
Observing the Sabbath
For Seventh-day Adventists, the Sabbath begins at sundown on Friday and ends at sundown on Saturday. We gather in churches and online communities to worship, study scripture, and fellowship with one another. The Sabbath is a day to:
- Rest from daily labor and focus on spiritual rejuvenation
- Engage in worship, prayer, and Bible study
- Build community and connect with fellow believers
- Reflect on God’s creation and His love for humanity
The Sabbath in Modern Life
In today’s fast-paced world, the Sabbath offers a refreshing pause, a chance to step back, and prioritize what truly matters. We invite you to join us in observing the Sabbath, to experience the joy of worship, rest, and community.
Learn More
If you’re interested in learning more about the Sabbath and the Seventh-day Adventist Church, we encourage you to explore our resources, attend a worship service, or connect with our community. May you find rest and spiritual nourishment in the Sabbath.
Resources
Adventists view prophecy through the lens of the great controversy between Christ and Satan—a worldwide spiritual struggle that will climax when God’s people, (Rev. 12:17, Rev. 14:12) face the final crisis, which centers around worshiping God as opposed to the beast and his image.A key element in understanding these last-day prophecies is Daniel 2, which contains not only…
Sermons
At Najjanankumbi Seventh-day Adventist Church, our sermons are more than just words; they are God’s truth made relevant for today’s challenges. Whether you missed a service, want to revisit a powerful message, or are exploring faith for the first time — this is your place to listen, grow, and be transformed.
The Digital Sanctuary
Reclaiming Faith and Focus in a Distracted World A monthly column helping Christians reflect on their digital habits and rediscover Jesus in the age of screens.🖥️ By Bryan Kaye Senfuma, bridging faith and digital life with purpose and hope. We scroll before we pray. We refresh more than we rest. We’re connected to everything — yet often…
Wednesday Worship May-2025
In the midst of your busy week, take a sacred pause to reconnect with God. This May, our Wednesday Fellowship series offers a spiritual refreshment — a time to worship, reflect, and be renewed through the Word of God.
