Jerry Gladson on the Battle Between...
Jerry Gladson arrived at Southern Adventist University in the fall of 1972, the year before I did. He had just started his doctoral program in Old...Read More
Arts & Essays: Books & Magazines
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Written By: Alisa WilliamsJune 26, 2017A 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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Written By: Alita ByrdJune 22, 2017New Book Puts Ellen White Against Civil...
Southern professor Jud Lake talks about his new book that tells the story of the American Civil War from the unique perspective of Ellen G. White's...
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Written By: Beverly BeemJune 03, 2017The 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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Written By: Nathan Brown, Adventist RecordJune 01, 2017Adventist 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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Written By: Alita ByrdMay 16, 2017New Guide Editor Says Church Must Work...
New Guide editor Kathy Beagles Coneff talks about changing the magazine to keep it the same and the importance of church departments pooling...
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Written By: Mary ChristianApril 14, 2017The Whipping Boy: Thoughts for Passion...
I was e-mailing lately with a good friend of mine from college, someone who, in recent years, has distanced herself from the Adventist community in...
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Written By: Nathan BrownApril 01, 2017Book Review: Where Are We Headed?...
When retired leaders—be they in the realms of government or the church—choose to speak out about the state of the nation or the church, their...
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Written By: Aage RendalenMarch 25, 2017I Accepted Timothy Keller’s Invitation...
Timothy Keller is the founder and pastor of something as rare as a Manhattan Presbyterian church that draws more than five thousand people to its...
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Written By: Greg ProutFebruary 25, 2017Book Review: Village Atheists
Neither the village idiot nor the village atheist escaped being socially marginalized in nineteenth-century America. Both distinct minorities, both...
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