The Rehoboam Syndrome and Its Cure

Much of the Hebrew Bible undermines the prevailing view of power and hierarchical control in the ancient Near East.
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Exchanges Down Under Part 3:...

Meditations on what I’m being taught by spending a year away from my family and community on a professorial exchange between Avondale College and...
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A Review of Word by Word: A Daily...

There are books that seem to appear in one’s life when they are most needed. So it was with Word by Word by Marilyn McEntyre. In the midst of packing...
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Ode to Curiosity

Curiosity has a bad reputation. It is certainly not one of the generally accepted Christian virtues, and that is a shame. Curiosity takes us deeper...
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Adventist Conductor Herbert Blomstedt...

The 2017 Brahms Prize of 10,000 euros was presented to the Swedish conductor Herbert Blomstedt on June 10. The ceremony was held in the St....
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Drop the Mic: Reincarnating the...

“We have this hope that burns within our hearts/Hope in the coming of the Lord.”1 The soon coming of Christ, the end of evil, the death of death; no...
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Drop the Mic: Reincarnating the...

So far in this series, we have come to grips with two facts about Adventism in North America: 1. Adventist Bible-based evangelism is less and less...
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Exchanges Down Under Part 2:...

I’m sitting in a college café filled with energized students, and the noise is unrelenting and optimistic. I’m looking out onto a green lawn with...
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The Utmost of Oswald Chambers

At a recent church board meeting, our head elder, Paul Dybdahl, opened with the shortest devotional ever. Picking up Oswald Chambers’ My Utmost for...
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Adventist Cookbook Named Best in the...

A book authored by a Seventh-day Adventist nutritionist and published by Signs Publishing has been named “Best in the World.” Food as Medicine:...
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