From Our Desk: On Johnsson’s Legacy and...

Bill Johnsson’s memorial service saw luminaries and family members recount his public and private witness. Plus, how Scot McKnight’s “Revelation for...
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Truth . . . Truthfully

We need to be willing to speak the truth, truthfully. Not just about who God is but about who we are, who we have been, and how we are using Christ...
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Case by Casebolt: The Midnight Cry...

S. S. Snow's midnight cry captivated Ellen Harmon, and it was not surprising that her initial vision asserted that it was a divine "light" shining...
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From Our Desk: Diversity Matters

Looking at words regarding diversity from Andrews University's president-elect and examining what we can learn about gender diversity from the...
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A Hill to Die On

Kevin McGill writes from Seattle as senior pastor of the Green Lake Church. He reflects on the 2015 vote denying women equality in Adventist ministry...
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Twenty-Six Years under Wilson...

The gospel advances an innate egalitarian ethic in which inherited rights take a back seat to individual rights. Ted Wilson and his father seem to...
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The Bully

Bullying is when a person or group deliberately tries to make someone else feel upset, scared, or ashamed. It is very serious and should be treated...
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Tupananchiskama: An Eschatology of Death

There is no word in the Peruvian Quechua language for goodbye. The word “tupananchiskama” literally means “until life makes us meet again.”
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The Sabbath and the Rights of Nature:...

Part two of this series focuses on nature's rights according to the Bible. 
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"I Left the Church but I Didn’t...

Many people have to remove themselves from a congregation or even denomination to achieve healing for their soul and mind. But that doesn’t mean they...
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