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Arts & Essays

Written By: Alexander Carpenter

August 15, 2022

Linn Tonstad on Christian...
Watch Tonstad, a graduate of La Sierra University, present "Vulnerabilities, Not Vulnerability: Considering Some Differences.”
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Written By: Kim Allan Johnson

August 14, 2022

My Struggle with Imposter Syndrome
Students entering higher levels of schooling and individuals taking on a new job can be especially vulnerable to imposter syndrome.
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Written By: Bryan Ness

August 13, 2022

Book Review: "In Quest of the...
Of potentially more serious concern is what the loss of an historical Adam could do to the deity of Jesus Christ.
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Written By: Alex Aamodt

August 08, 2022

A Tribute to Maestro Blomstedt—Monday...
Watch a recent mini-documentary about Herbert Blomstedt, the world-famous conductor and Adventist Church member.
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Written By: Kevin R. McCarty

August 07, 2022

When "Biblical" Isn't...
When we learn of God, Jesus, and the Spirit from biblical conversations, it is then for us to bring about these principles in new ways to meet the...
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Written By: Alex Aamodt

August 01, 2022

“We Stand on Their Shoulders”
Watch George Knight present at the 2022 NAD CALLED Convention about six Adventist pioneers who overcame adversity.
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Written By: Jonathan Butler

July 30, 2022

Wrestling with the Angel at Bull Run:...
Adventist historians have been forced to stare up at the dark and ugly underside of the Adventist community.
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Written By: Scott Moncrieff

July 29, 2022

Who Gets to Define Adventism?
Gilbert M. Valentine’s “Ostriches and Canaries” looks at the lessons from Robert Pierson’s General Conference presidency.
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Written By: Alex Aamodt

July 25, 2022

Monday Meditation: Connecting Across...
“How do we connect across our differences? By putting people first. Valuing people over biases and prejudices. Valuing people over traditions....
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Written By: Kim Allan Johnson

July 23, 2022

The Assurance of Salvation
We need to rid our minds of the picture of God as some heavenly accountant keeping an exacting ledger of spiritual debits and credits.
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