Who Is My Neighbor? — Part 1
In his May 23, 2020 sermon, Pastor Daniel Xisto of the Takoma Park SDA Church took his congregation (watching online) through a deep dive into Jesus...Read More
Arts & Essays
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Written By: Alexander CarpenterJune 04, 2020Is Food Banking Church? — Adventist...
On the latest podcast episode, Alexander Carpenter chats with Michael Gibson, pastor for Young Adults at the Keene Church. They discuss how his...
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Written By: Scott MoncrieffJune 03, 2020Stewards of Eden: What Scripture Says...
Richter’s strong advocacy for the Sabbath leads me to wonder where are Adventists on addressing environmental concerns?
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Written By: Barry CaseyJune 02, 2020The Other Side of Asking
Sometimes our timelines and God’s intersect, and we see that as an answer to prayer. Most of the time we only see God’s providence by looking back.
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Written By: Corey FarrJune 01, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
Chapter 25 begins with Lao Tzu musing on the origins of the universe. It’s true, he has often referred to the Tao as the origin and source of all...
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Written By: Marye TrimMay 29, 2020Deeper Yet
‘Search,’ He said. Out in the brine, / pilgrim sailor am I, hearing rustle of rigging.
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Written By: Reinder BruinsmaMay 29, 2020The Search for Our Roots
Thinking about Jesus’ roots makes me inevitably also think of my own roots.
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Written By: Alexander CarpenterMay 28, 2020Nick Zork: Music as Community —...
On this week’s podcast episode, Alexander Carpenter chats with Nicholas Zork, minister for worship and the arts at Church of the Advent Hope in...
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Written By: Colin Richardson, Hubert L. TolhurstMay 27, 2020Poetry in the Time of Pandemic
I have a handwritten book of poems by my grandfather, Hubert L. Tolhurst, who was a missionary during the Spanish Flu pandemic, in which his first...
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Written By: Corey FarrMay 26, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
In chapter 24, Lao Tzu is basically coming back to his old message of “don’t overdo it.”
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