The World According to Sisyphus
The “Sisyphean” world we inhabit involves repeated, practical, ethical choices. The Bible has material that speaks to these situations, but also more...Read More
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Written By: Jason HinesMay 23, 2019The Golden Rule
What do we do when the exercise of our religious freedom impinges upon the rights and freedoms of someone else? As difficult and as intricate as the...
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Written By: Matthew QuarteyMay 16, 2019Homosexuality: Are We Cloaking Bigotry...
How we relate to sexual orientation has become a key defining issue of our era. Our leaders are careful to seem supportive of the LGBTQ community...
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Written By: Hanz GutierrezMay 09, 2019How Healthy is Adventist Hermeneutics?...
Institutional Adventism struggles with a hypertrophic disorder, which in medicine involves an organ thickening and becoming stiffer. But a strong and...
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Written By: Courtney RayMay 02, 2019Do It Well. Do It Often.
Dorcas. Community Services. Outreach Ministry. It has many names throughout our churches and it often gets a bad reputation. We can be relevant but...
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Written By: Jason HinesApril 25, 2019Too Much but Not Enough
As Christians, it is important for us to find a sense of balance. We can’t be too salty, but we also have to avoid not being salty enough. We must...
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Written By: Matthew QuarteyApril 18, 2019God Is Inerrant and Infallible; the...
Belief in biblical inerrancy/infallibility almost always leads to a rigid mindset and application. If the Bible cannot contain error, then there must...
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Written By: Hanz GutierrezApril 11, 2019How Healthy is Adventist Hermeneutics...
The reading experience is always complex because it puts two complicated entities into relationship, the Text and the Reader. And they are...
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Written By: Courtney RayApril 04, 2019Thoughts and Prayers: Slactivism...
When the recent terror attack occurred at the New Zealand mosque last month, social media was littered with messages of “thoughts and prayers”....
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Written By: Jason HinesMarch 28, 2019Positive / Negative
Criticism is important. You could argue that our church was founded on good and well-meaning criticism. Some have said that we shouldn’t air the...
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