Pluralism: Educating That We’re Better

When we let go of our paranoia for fortifying our Adventist identity at the expense of others, we will no longer need to see other faiths as “fallen...
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Tweeting for Tennis

Lexie Center, a Southern Adventist University alumnus, talks about her job as Social Media Manager for the Women’s Tennis Association.
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Thoughts from a Hurt and Confused...

"I’ve given so much of myself to this church. I want people to love it as I do. I want people to know God as I do. But the contradiction of “God is...
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Re-rooted in Orthopraxy: A Call of...

Faith is more than truth statements. We Adventists have a tendency to view truth, or our 28 versions of it, as collectors’ items to be displayed but...
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Pluralism: The Reality Adventism Can No...

Through inter-religious methodologies, which benefit all who are involved, we can begin to answer the question: how do we live well in a religiously...
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Why Do We Do Church?

Reassessing “church” in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Why Funerals are Better Than Parties:...

Becky Daniel talks about her new book, "Checklist for Mortals," and why she thinks death doesn't need to be intimidating.
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A Conversation for the Ignorant

I began to ask myself why I despised religion... As I was reliving these memories, I began to fall into a deeper rut of confusion and contempt.
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From Adventist Apologetics to Sci-Fi

Pastor Keith Bowman talks about the book he wrote for his son, his new Adventist apologetics YouTube channel, and why state conferences should join...
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Does the Church Have a Role in Working...

By examining the Bible, we can discover that Jesus’ message and the message of social justice are in fact synonymous and should be treated...
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