Davis Seventh-day Adventist Fellowship

Pastor Steve McHan

The Davis Seventh-day Adventist Fellowship meets at the Pole Line Road Baptist Church each Saturday, the Lord's Day, like the people of God did from the time God created it and kept it with Adam, the first man. They are affiliated with the Woodside Seventh-day Adventist Church in Sacramento. The lesson study is held in the main sanctuary at 2:30 pm. The lesson study is open to questions and Bible-based opinions from the audience. The main service is held at 3:30 pm in the main sanctuary. There are often guest speakers from local area churches and organizations. A fellowship dinner follows the services weekly. All are welcome. Healthful vegan and vegetarian dishes are served.

"To proclaim the love of God
To bring people into the family of God
To help prepare people for the Second Coming of Jesus"

Services as well as the Bible studies are in English, and the church offer personal Bible studies. For more information about Bible Study, call (530) 753-2225

God talking: "You are right. You are right my children are hurting. It is not easy to watch a child, your child, your son die. I know I watched mine die, and as He was stretched out on that cross, I wanted, I wanted to go down and change that; but I couldn’t because I love you and I wanted to save you.
I know it's not easy to watch your son die, but you are right, I could perform a miracle, I could heal.

But there is something you need to understand:
Every time I step in and perform a miracle I halt right there the process of the revelation of the character of sin and I allow Satan to keep marching around with a mask on his face, pointing at someone else and pointing at me as the cause.
Yes I could do it, but when I do, I stop the revelation of the character of sin.
And ultimately when I stop the revelation of the character of sin and Satan, I withhold from you information that you need to have in order to make a decision of who you are going to serve.
And when I withhold that information and keep you from making the decision, ultimately I am responsible for postponing my own coming.
I know it hurts, everywhere I look my children are crying out for deliverance and I can’t stand it, I’ve got to come down, I’ve got to put an end to this thing. But the only way I can put an end to it, is for you to decide who you are going to serve. And the only way you can decide is to have the facts, and so I have to step back and allow the character of sin to be shown in its fullness and then you will decide."