Childhood hymns have moved me to joy or tears or hope or calm more times than I can count. In hard times, I sit down at my piano to play and sing,...
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Militancy, if it is to be constructive, must connect with reality through responsibility and foresight. Without these, Adventist leadership risks...
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Humans have a tendency to develop prejudices and retroactively justify them by claiming they are God’s preferences. We like to make God in our image...
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Adventist teachers face inexorable odds between the burdensome demands of Adventist culture and the diverse needs of their students. Why are teachers...
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God doesn’t unilaterally forgive those who have sinned against him. Yet too many Christians feel that forgiveness is an ironclad expectation.
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How would our Adventist experience be different if we allowed people to explore their relationship with God in a community that responded with love...
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Understanding the exploitative context of the Roman sacrificed meat party culture provides applications beyond the dietary. Is it really about how we...
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It’s time for church administrators to modernize the church system to manage finances more effectively and streamline where those funds go. This...
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The Sabbath School Study Guide missed the opportunity to consider serious issues in Ephesians, leaving stock answers that contemporary readers should...
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The imminence of Revelation cannot be conflated with the sealed nature of Daniel. This conclusion is supported by a direct comparison of the language...
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