Israeli author Amos Oz offers Adventists, through the mediation of literature and narrative, the opportunity to reflect about ourselves. He reminds...
Read More
Christ left disciples, not departments. And it is possible to neglect the organic elements of community in favor of a hollow facsimile of communion...
Read More
As I look around at Adventism, it seems like the loudest voices are advocating that people must conform to us in order to be a part of our church,...
Read More
Consider the careers of men and women pastors under the current system. Two pastors, one male (ordained) the other female (commissioned), could have...
Read More
A consistent biblical hermeneutic must include both authority and dialogue. Only together can they articulate and embody the nature and meaning of...
Read More
Whether the mission field is in India or Manhattan, there is a real temptation to proselytize because of self-love. How will it make me feel? How...
Read More
Analogies are useful mechanisms in trying to correctly understand complex situations. You investigate a particular situation to identify both its...
Read More
What follows are some reactions I had to a video released in response to the criticism raised by the outcome of this year’s Annual Council meeting. I...
Read More
If there is broad support for Women's Ordination in the North American Division, then all NAD Union leaders should bring the matter to a vote in...
Read More
Adventist eschatology is certainly a biblical one but this doesn’t guarantee us biblical or historical relevance. In order to make our eschatology...
Read More