For Adventist Preachers, Teachers & Parents

What If Your Sabbath Sermons
Finally Connected With Young People?

In 90 minutes you'll walk away with a fresh framework for preaching the Sabbath that resonates with today's younger, unchurched generations — with power, conviction, and zero compromise on theology.

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LIVE WORKSHOP · 90 MINUTES · ONLY $67

The Sabbath Is More Relevant
Than Ever. The World Just
Speaks a Different Language Now.

How we've preached it

For generations, Adventists preached the Sabbath in conversation with the church world — comparing texts, tracing history, making the biblical case for the seventh day. It's a rich tradition and a legitimate argument. For people already inside that conversation, it lands with power.

Who we're reaching now

Today's younger generations grew up outside the church entirely. They're not rejecting the Sabbath — they've simply never encountered it. They're burned out, untethered, and hungry for meaning. The Sabbath speaks directly to their world. We just need a new on-ramp to get them there.

The invitation

"We have the most countercultural, life-giving theology of rest in the world. This workshop shows you how to share it with the generation that needs it most."

The Sabbath Isn't Dated.
It Just Needs a New Voice.

Here's what's true: young, secular people are desperate for exactly what the Sabbath offers. They're burned out. Chronically online. Anxious. Overworked. Untethered from any rhythm of rest or meaning.

The Sabbath was made for this moment. This workshop gives you the frameworks to proclaim it in a language today's world can actually hear — without compromising a single theological conviction.

Not a replacement for what you already know. A new on-ramp for a generation that's never heard it yet.

The Sabbath was never just about which day. It was always about who you belong to — and who you don't have to perform for.

This Workshop Is Built For You If…

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You're a pastor or lay preacher whose Sabbath sermons feel more like courtroom arguments than invitations

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You teach Bible studies or Sabbath School and want to connect with young adults who find the Sunday/Sabbath debate irrelevant

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You're a church planter or missional leader trying to reach secular people in your city

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You're a parent trying to communicate the beauty of the Sabbath to your kids without it sounding like a rule

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You work at an SDA academy, university, or youth Sabbath School and need fresh frameworks for today's students

You love the Sabbath personally but struggle to articulate why it matters to anyone who didn't grow up Adventist

Six Frameworks to Transform How You Preach the Sabbath

Field-tested in secular contexts. Rooted in solid Adventist theology. Spoken in language today's world actually understands.

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The Story-Arc Framework

Locate the Sabbath inside the grand narrative of Scripture — not as a rule to defend, but as the recurring heartbeat of God's entire redemptive story.

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The Burnout Bridge

How to open a Sabbath conversation with someone who is exhausted, anxious, and over-extended — using language that lands before you ever mention theology.

The Justice Lens

Recover the Sabbath's radical political dimension. It was always about liberation — and for a generation obsessed with justice, this changes everything.

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The Relevance Bridge

Connect the Sabbath to the felt needs of today's world — digital overload, identity anxiety, the performance treadmill — without abandoning biblical authority.

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From Argument to Invitation

Relearn the tone. How to preach the Sabbath as an offer of belonging rather than a case to win — and why that shift reaches people that debate never will.

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Plug-and-Play Scripts

Walk away with ready-to-use frameworks for sermons, Bible studies, small groups, and one-on-one conversations. No more starting from scratch.

Let's Be Clear About
What You're Getting

This Is NOT

  • Another comparison of Saturday vs. Sunday texts
  • A deep dive into Constantine and church history
  • A Sunday Law prophecy seminar
  • A session designed for people already convinced
  • A watered-down version of Adventist theology

This IS

  • A missional reframe of a doctrine you already believe
  • Practical language for secular, post-church conversations
  • Theologically grounded — no compromises, just better communication
  • Built for people who are not already inside the SDA conversation
  • A tool you can use immediately in your own context

What We'll Cover
in 90 Minutes

LIVE ON ZOOM · 90 MINUTES · RECORDING INCLUDED
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Start: Why Our Current Approach Is Missing New Generations

How the world changed, how our audience changed, and what that means for how we preach the Sabbath today.

0:15
The Story-Arc Framework

Locating the Sabbath inside the full sweep of the biblical narrative — from creation to new creation.

0:30
The Burnout Bridge & Justice Lens

How to connect the Sabbath to the lived anxieties of today's world — and its hunger for justice.

0:50
From Argument to Invitation

Reframing the tone: how to preach the Sabbath as good news rather than a case to win.

1:10
Plug-and-Play Scripts

Ready-to-use frameworks for sermons, Bible studies, and conversations. Take them and go.

1:20
Live Q&A

Bring your real contexts, objections, and questions.

Young People Aren't Rejecting the Sabbath. They Just Haven't Heard It Yet.

After a decade of pastoring and leading an online ministry engaging both youth and secular seekers, one thing is clear: the Sabbath is one of the most compelling offerings the Adventist message has — when it's spoken in a language today's world can actually receive.

Master the Sabbath for Today's Generations

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Pastor Marcos Torres

Pastor Marcos Torres

Ordained SDA Pastor · Author · Founder, The Story Church Project

Marcos Torres is an ordained SDA pastor, author, and founder of The Story Church Project. He coaches Adventist believers to communicate the gospel in secular spaces without watering down Scripture. His biggest passion is cultural mission in the secular West, and he is known for turning complex Adventist themes into compelling, hope-filled language that young and unchurched audiences actually connect with.