Monday Meditation: “Sitting Among the...

A sermon from Mark Carr, regional director of ethics for Providence Health & Services Alaska.
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Thomas Murphy, the Deep South, and the...

Adventist historians pay little interest to the diasporas which birthed Adventism and impacted Adventist ethos. 
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34 Hours Inside Jesus’s Tomb

When the sun finally disappears, the interior of the tomb descends into inky blackness. Mother earth seeks to cocoon her new resident.
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Why Every Church Needs a Garden

A church community garden ministry can provide many benefits for the congregation and those in need.
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Bible Bookends

Attempts to see signs in the times, to wrangle a future chronology from John or Daniel’s ecstatic visions should be considered a creative exercise of...
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Hope and a Post-Truth World—April 1...

Rick Johns, DMin, and Will Johns, DMin, are brothers and pastors with doctoral degrees in leadership and spiritual growth.
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“Authentic Adventism” Places Faith...

William Johnsson’s test of who counts as an “authentic Adventist” looks first to the life and teachings of Jesus.
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The Brothers Yancey and the Curse

Philip Yancey’s “Where the Light Fell” is an indictment of the pseudo-spirituality that is the hallmark of much that passes for religion in America.
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Hebrews 11: Women of Faith

A creative reinterpretation of Hebrews 11 focusing on the roles that women played in forming the Judeo-Christian faith story.
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Monday Meditation: AAW Vespers on...

For this week’s Monday Meditation, a video from the Association of Adventist Women’s vespers with the topic “What Does God’s Justice Look Like for...
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