Adventist Storyteller Sparks Media...

Kaleb Eisele works about 50 to 60 hours a week as a pest control technician in impoverished areas all over South Carolina. In the sanctioned hours in...
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An Open Letter to Fellow Seventh-day...

We have failed to embrace the diverse and amazing creation of God in favor of a small god that we can control and fit neatly into the small box of...
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Considering Compliance

There is no need to divide our church into “real” Adventists and “non-compliant” Adventists. We are ONE with differences. To separate out or shame...
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The Touch

God has a penchant for the lowly and insignificant. If current culture dismisses your value, God does the opposite.
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Survival Tactics for Visionaries

It has helped me immensely to realize that the world is made up of three types of people: 1) Visionaries, 2) Planners, and 3) Doers. They are...
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Responsibility or Status?

In 1933, people in Jefferson County Alabama killed Elizabeth Lawrence, a black woman, because she scolded white children who threw stones at her as...
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Pulling Back the Veil on Abuse in the...

Lourdes Morales-Gudmundsson, president of the Association of Adventist Women, talks about the Association's upcoming conference on domestic violence...
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A Candid Conversation with Bill Johnsson

“What does the Lord require of us? To do justice. Justice is first. Then to love mercy and to walk humbly. But justice is first.”
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The Zion Effect

Being a church organization does not mean we are immune to the problems of the world. In fact, if we believe 2 Timothy 3:12-13 to be true, being a...
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A New Opportunity

We do not leave our lives, our feelings, our concerns, and by connection, our politics at the door of the church. There will be some people, mostly...
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