Mountain View College - School of Theology

LOOK | March 27, 2026

The fourth session focused on the topic The Role of the Holy Spirit in Sanctification in the Seventh-day Adventist Church (1863–1915): Development and Implications. The study was presented by Pr. Ryan Martinez via Zoom. In the session, he emphasized that sanctification is a life lived under the working of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the Spirit’s active role in shaping the believer’s character and guiding their spiritual growth.

LOOK | March 28, 2026

The Sabbath afternoon session also focused on the topic Theological Perspective on Sinless Perfection of M. L. Andreasen and George R. Knight: A Comparative Study. The study was presented by Jekke Abugan, Florenze Pete Limbaga, and Jerick Batanga. In the session, they explained that sinless perfection is not absolute flawlessness but a life free from rebellion against God, which will be fully realized in glorification when God perfects His people by His grace.

LOOK | March 28, 2026

The Sabbath afternoon session focused on the topic Restoration of Honor: Naaman’s Sanctification Experience in 2 Kings 5:1–14. The study was presented by Pr. Jose Manuel Espero, Dean of the School of Theology, Mountain View College. In the session, he emphasized that sanctification is the gracious act by which God makes persons fit to bear honorable existence under His rule.

LOOK | March 28, 2026

The Sabbath hour of worship brings the message of God delivered by Pr. Felixian Felicitas, Field Secretary of the Southern Asia Pacific Division. In the message, he emphasizes that biblical holiness reveals that God is working in believers and for them. He explains that holiness comes from above and from Christ, and that it is not achieved by human effort but through the work of the Holy Spirit through Jesus Christ.

LOOK | March 28, 2026

The Sabbath School session focuses on the topic Adventist Identity, Hallmarks, and Its Implications. The study is presented by Pr. Mhandla Khanye. In the session, he emphasizes that the identity of Adventists is grounded in the Bible.

LOOK | 5th Session

The fifth session focuses on the topic Adventism and Last Generation Theology in the Biblical and Theological Landscape. The study is presented by Pr. Felixian Felicitas, Field Secretary of the Southern Asia Pacific Division. In the session, he emphasizes that Christian experience should be centered on what Christ has done rather than on human achievements.

LOOK | 3rd Session

The third session focuses on the topic Ideas on Sanctification in Adventism: A Comparative Study. The study is presented by Pr. AJ Bernal. In the session, he emphasizes that sanctification involves living a life in Christ, with Christ, and for Christ, highlighting the practical outworking of holiness in the believer’s daily life.

LOOK | 2nd Session

The second session focuses on the topic Comparative Study of Biblical and Ellen G. White Understanding of Justification by Faith Alone. The study is presented by Pr. Remwil Tornalejo, President of Mountain View College. In the session, he emphasizes that the Bible clearly teaches that justification by faith alone is the objective act of God, based entirely on the merit of Christ’s righteousness.

LOOK | 1st Session

The first session focuses on the topic Adventism and Perfection: In Search for Holiness. The study is presented by Pr. Felixian Felicitas, Field Secretary of the Southern Asia Pacific Division. In the session, he emphasizes that a correct understanding of justification leads to a proper understanding of holiness. He explains that true perfection is not centered on human effort but on Christ living in the believer, and that Christians are called to continually grow in Christ.

כַּכּוֹכָבִים
Kokhavim 2027 - A Light that point to the Eternal Light.

As the Mountain View College School of Theology holds its Commissioning Ceremony, we celebrate a sacred calling to become lights that reflect the Eternal Light. More than a milestone, this moment is a covenant of service and mission, where each student steps forward to shine with faith, humility, and purpose pointing others not to themselves, but to the glory of God.

Join us on March 27, 2026, at 6:30 PM at MVC Alumni Church as we witness Kokhavim rise as guiding lights for a world in need of hope.