Immanence and Ethics, Part 2:...

In part 2 of his series, William C. DeMary proposes an alternative to the traditional Adventist conception of God that will enable people to affirm...
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Changing Bibles

Just as my Bibles have changed over the years, my interactions with the text have also changed.
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A Peculiar People: Excerpt from “All of...

This excerpt from "All of Us Together in the End" by Matthew Vollmer appears in the upcoming issue of the Spectrum journal (Volume 51, issue 2),...
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The Beauty and Pain in Growing Out of...

Matthew Vollmer's "All of Us Together in the End" is a book for anyone who enjoys memoir—and is essential for those who grew up Adventist. 
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Intercession's Debut Album

“Slow and steady” may have been the strategy that defined Intercession’s journey from their inception to their first album, but the phrase hardly...
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Nathan Brown’s “Thinking Faith” Is a...

Ellen White wrote, “If God’s word were studied as it should be, men would have a breadth of mind, a nobility of character, and a stability of purpose...
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Live a Life Worthy of the Gospel

John Brunt's new book, “Finding Joy: Paul’s Encouraging Message to the Philippians,”  is a field guide to the letter of Paul to the Philippians that...
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The Divine Aroma: Exploring God's...

Smell is a very powerful sense. It is certainly a brilliant gift from God. He created it for us so that we could get the most out of life.
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Shurnelle Spencer Teases New Album

This year may well be the definitive year to pay attention to Shurnelle Spencer, whose rise to prominence seems to be an increasingly sure thing. 
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The Music of Jazz and the Hope of the...

In his new book, "A Supreme Love: The Music of Jazz and the Hope of the Gospel," William Edgar, a professor of apologetics, works to make a case for...
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