God Speaks Through Prophets

This week's commentary is taken from Chapter 2 of the late Herb Douglass' book Messenger of the Lord: The Prophetic Ministry of Ellen G. White. The...
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Nathan, Shakespeare, and Dramatic...

“Literature and drama? Hmmm, interesting. And how do you see that fitting in with, you know, the mission of the church?” As an English literature PhD...
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Simplicity: Seeking the One Thing

I was outside my natural habitat, standing before an art design class, but the professor, Martha Mason, builds her classes on a spiritual foundation...
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No Answers? Jesus Blesses You.

Some days Easter is hard to take. Easter has passed. For a few days my Facebook and Twitter feeds were a cascade of happy, enthusiastic pictures....
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Does Adventism Inspire Young Adventists...

On Saturday afternoon, March 12, the Loma Linda University School of Religion Humanities Program hosted an afternoon conversation titled "Does...
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Spirituality and Religion: Crossroads...

“I’m spiritual but not religious.” You’ve heard it a hundred times, and so have I. To put my cards on the table, I’m not a fan of that statement....
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Paul and the Rebellion

This week’s Sabbath School study focuses on the apostle Paul’s distinctive contribution to the theme of the Great Controversy. In Paul’s writings...
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Martin Luther King, Jr., Gandhi, and...

When a Christian studies world religions, it becomes obvious that one can learn lessons to apply on the path to maturity. Even as Gandhi gave credit...
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The Great Controversy in the First to...

There can be few episodes in earth’s history more illustrative of the Great Controversy’s working out in human affairs than the repeated bloody...
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Tie Your Shoes!

Have you ever been in a situation where you were trying to teach someone and he or she was having a difficult time understanding the concept or...
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