Ted Wilson’s Obsession with “The Great...

Cluttering people’s homes with up to a billion copies of an unsolicited book is not evangelism. Distributing “The Great Controversy” is a shortcut to...
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A Peruvian “Suma Qamaña” Eschatology

Suma Qamaña doesn’t mean “live well” but “live with others” because only with others can we live well. The true future of Christian eschatology is...
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A Year of Grace

In lieu of specific resolutions, perhaps people should establish yearly themes for themselves, which are much broader and more encompassing of...
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Putting Words in God’s Mouth

The apologetics in a recent Adventist Review article positions Adventist understandings as not being produced by fallible humans but rather as if God...
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Community at Christmas

My prayer for this Christmas season is that we as the body of Christ return to the spirit of community found in the biblical text, taking...
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Everything the Lord Has Said, We (Can’t...

Jesus aimed to correct misconceptions and mischaracterizations of God found in the Old Testament. We seem to miss his attempts because we like to...
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Post-Historic Eschatology

It is not so much Catholicism that has most warped communal and religious life but Protestant (and also Adventist) religiosity of movement and change...
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Seasonal Sensitivity

During seasonal celebrations, we would do well to take our cues from others. It’s important to remember that the same occasions that make one person...
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Finding the Promise of Hope

Hope is one of the essential qualities that should permeate the counter-culture movement that Jesus brought into existence.
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The Struggle Continues

What is there to be thankful for when the world seems to be headed in the wrong direction? This year I am thankful that the struggle continues and...
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