Book Review: Christian Poetry in...

In Christian Poetry in America Since 1940: An Anthology there’s considerable variety in subject matter and treatment, with 127 poems by 35 different...
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Poet Spotlight: Phillip Whidden

In celebration of National Poetry Month, we feature five poems by Phillip Whidden.
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“I’ll See You Tomorrow” Reminds Us that...

There is reassurance in I’ll See You Tomorrow’s titular phrase. It contains the promise that there is more beyond today, that there is even a "...
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“Can We Trust a Prophet Who Gets It...

Review of Father Miller’s Daughter: Ellen Harmon White (2022) and Child of the Apocalypse: Ellen G. White (2021), by Donald E. Casebolt.
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On Jesus, Paul, and Bacharach

"What the World Needs Now" continues this theme of exclaiming that love is what the world desperately needs most of, not mountains, fields, sunshine...
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Sister White and Uncle Oscar: The...

Adventists have always had a bit of an uneasy relationship with the movies. Yet in the rare instance in which a film character is Adventist, chances...
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The Sabbath and the Rights of Nature:...

What does the Sabbath teach us about nature and creation stewardship? Is it simply a day to admire the handiworks of God, or is there a deeper lesson...
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The Global and Local Forces behind...

David Trim's new book, "Adventist Mission in China in Historical Perspective," uses macro-analysis alongside individual missionaries' experiences to...
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On Sundance Film Festival 2023

Ryan Parker reflects and shares his thoughts on eight of the fourteen films he saw at the Sundance Film Festival in January.  
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Permission to Pray

What better prayer to re-examine than the Lord’s Prayer, the example given by Jesus,to see what prayer can be for both God and us. These five simple...
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