Why So Few Large Congregations?

It was a question I heard asked in a Sabbath School class—rhetorically, it turned out, for the questioner also had the answer. He opined that we don’...
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Toward An Adventist Theology of Health...

Notwithstanding the enormous and consistent development of today’s medicine, disease has not disappeared from our lives. It has just changed form,...
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Circle circle. Dot dot.

A scourge that was found in playgrounds everywhere, children feared catching it. Most likely, you or someone you knew in your youth had it at one...
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Even at the Door?

President Ted Wilson, in his inaugural sermon in Atlanta/2010, said the following:
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Toward An Adventist Theology of Health...

On November 15, 2015, Argentinean and worldwide soccer legend Diego Armando Maradona had a second gastric operation after his doctor warned that the...
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Stand Still and Move‏

Fifty years ago this week, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, sparking the Montgomery Bus Boycott. For those less well versed in American Black...
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New Life Lessons

As I have stated in this space before, Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. In my home, extravagant Christmas celebrations faded as I grew older, but...
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What’s Happening to the Pastors?

Aside from growing up on a family farm, I’ve never worked at anything except being a parish pastor. When I studied for ministry I was motivated, as...
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Toward An Adventist Theology Of Health...

The Universal Exposition hosted in Milan, Italy – closed few days ago on October 31, after six months and twenty million visitors from all over the...
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Yes Means Yes

I’m not proud of having snatched the mic from a 4’10” elderly church mother, but it had to be done.
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