Daily Dose: The Everlasting Gospel—First Angel’s Message and the Call to Country Living
- There Are People Ministries, Inc.

- Aug 25
- 2 min read
The First Angel’s Message in Revelation 14:6–7 declares:
“And I saw another angel fly in the midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach unto them that dwell on the earth… Saying with a loud voice, Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters.” (KJV)
This powerful proclamation is not only a warning but a lifeline of hope. It calls us to worship the Creator, to honor Him with our lives, and to prepare for His soon coming. The everlasting gospel reminds us that our salvation is secure in Christ, but it also commands us to separate from the distractions of Babylon and live in a way that glorifies God.
Key Connections Between the First Angel’s Message and Country Living
Fear God and Give Glory to Him
To fear God means to reverence Him and obey His commandments.
In the quiet of the country, free from the constant noise and influence of worldly entertainment, we can cultivate a lifestyle of reverence and obedience.
Simple living helps us glorify God through health reform, dress reform, and a daily walk with Him.
The Hour of His Judgment Is Come
We are living in solemn times where decisions for eternity must be made.
City life is often filled with distractions, temptations, and dangers that dull spiritual sensitivity.
Country living provides space for reflection, prayer, and preparation for the judgment hour, aligning our lives with Heaven’s standard.
Worship Him that Made Heaven and Earth
True worship leads us back to the Creator.
Living close to nature—among fields, gardens, trees, and fresh water—reminds us daily of God’s handiwork.
Working the soil, caring for animals, and breathing fresh air draw the mind to worship the God who made it all.
Practical Encouragement for Today
Simplify Daily Life: Reduce dependence on modern systems and develop self-sufficiency—gardening, preserving food, and using renewable resources.
Daily Devotions in Nature: Make prayer walks, outdoor family worship, and Scripture reading part of your daily rhythm.
Health and Mission: Adopt natural remedies and fresh country produce as part of your health reform, preparing you to serve others.
Teach the Next Generation: Raise children in the quiet of nature, away from corrupting city influences, instilling in them reverence for God and respect for His creation.
Conclusion
The First Angel’s Message calls the world to reverence God, prepare for judgment, and worship the Creator. Country living is a practical response to this message—it removes us from Babylon’s confusion and places us in an environment where obedience, worship, and holiness can thrive. As we heed this call, may we not only prepare ourselves but also become shining lights, guiding others to the everlasting gospel that saves and sanctifies.
Survey Question
Which aspect of country living do you think most helps you live out the First Angel’s Message (Revelation 14:6–7)?
A) Having quiet and space for daily devotions and prayer
B) Working with nature through gardening and animal care
C) Simplifying life to focus on obedience and reverence for
D) Teaching and modeling godly values to family and neighbor
Homework Writing Prompt
Reflect on your answer to the survey question. In a short essay (1–2 pages):
Describe why you chose that option and how it personally helps you fear God, give Him glory, and worship the Creator.
Include specific examples of activities, routines, or lifestyle changes that could help you live this out in a practical way.
Consider how your choice could inspire others to embrace the everlasting gospel in their own lives.




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