The Hope in Shame

“We have lost a sense of moral clarity that would give rise to the fear that certain actions—whether we privately feel guilty about them or not—could...
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Reformation Journey Part 2: A Rebel...

Something has changed in Rome! After 500 years of Reformation and a history where there was no love lost between Luther and the City of Rome, a small...
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Summer Reading Group: The Tale of Two...

This is the final post in a seven-part series for Spectrum’s 2017 Summer Reading Group.
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Keisha McKenzie Outspoken: "We...

Keisha McKenzie grew up in Margaret Thatcher’s United Kingdom, a time and place where teaching was confined to heteronormativity, McKenzie recalls....
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Mysterium Tremendum

“ . . . Above and beyond our rational being lies hidden the ultimate and highest part of our nature, which can find no satisfaction in the mere...
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New Video Series Helps Explain...

“And it’s a wrap,” declared Dragana Selaković at the end of a final day of filming Reformation Journey, a seven-part social media video series aimed...
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Stay or Split?: A Review of The...

The Mountain Between Us (2017), a $35-million film releasing this weekend, pits humans against nature—both externally and internally—to probe the...
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Summer Reading Group: Re-Invigorating (...

This is the penultimate post in Spectrum’s 2017 Summer Reading Group series. Each post will be drawn from chapters of the book Humanism and the Death...
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George Knight’s Reformation Tract

A Review of George R. Knight’s book Adventist Authority Wars, Ordination, and the Roman Catholic Temptation (Westlake Village, CA: Oak and Acorn...
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I’m Already Praying

Whenever this dark begins to fall Whenever I'm vulnerable and small Whenever I feel like I could die Whenever I'm holding back the tears that I...
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