Everyday Acts
Reflecting Love.
A nickname that became a reminder of what matters for eternity.
The heart behind the name.
My close friends called me Earl. Over time, that familiar nickname became a reminder to reflect Christ’s love in everyday life.
I grew up with Scripture, the Sabbath and the hope of Jesus’ return. As my life and work developed, one question kept returning: what will remain of what I build if I forget to love the people around me?
The Earl Project grew from that question. It is a small space to open the Bible, find encouragement in Christ and carry His love into ordinary moments—through listening, kindness and service. Not to earn God’s love, but because He first loved us.
I am still learning. My hope is that something here helps you take one step closer to Jesus, with eternity in view.
Allan (earl)
Scripture comes first.
The Bible is our final standard for faith and life. Every reflection is an invitation to study the passage in context, with prayer for the Holy Spirit’s guidance.
The Holy Scriptures ↗Jesus, our Saviour.
Salvation is God’s gift of grace, received through faith in Jesus Christ. Obedience and loving service grow from a life renewed by Him. We look forward to His personal, visible return.
Explore the fundamental beliefs ↗The seventh-day Sabbath.
From Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, we set aside ordinary work for worship, rest, fellowship, and acts of mercy, remembering God as Creator and Redeemer.
Make room for Sabbath ↗Guidance that points to Jesus.
We recognise the prophetic gift in Ellen G. White’s ministry. We value her writings while holding Scripture as the standard by which all teaching and experience are tested.
Explore the gift of prophecy ↗About this project
The Earl Project is an independent Christian project. Reflections are original writing from The Earl Project; KJV Bible quotations and Ellen G. White sources are identified separately for further study.
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