Adventists and the Wall

For many, the constant rhetoric is exhausting, saddening, and spirit-breaking. Instead of listening to a man with an inherited net worth of $3.1...
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Toward an Adventist Theology of Social...

The Seventh-day Adventist Church needs a Theology of Social Justice, from which to extract a sound biblical standard for advocacy.
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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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It’s the Means

Jack Phillips, owner of the Masterpiece Cakeshop, was back in the news again recently. This time, Phillips is upset about a Colorado Commission...
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Default Christianity

God is love (1 John 4). The way the world will know that we are disciples of Christ is if we love one another (John 14). Repeatedly and unambiguously...
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Gnats and Camels

This past weekend, I read with great interest an in-depth look at the First Baptist Church in Luverne, Alabama, published by The Washington Post. The...
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The Irony of Empire

There is a certain sadness, a disappointment, an anger, and a rage that comes from focusing on the idea that it was ever the policy of our nation to...
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Supreme Court: Religious Animus...

The Supreme Court rules that the President of the United States has broad discretion to impose travel restrictions, so long as they are related to a...
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Senate Chaplain Barry Black Prays That...

Barry Black, the 62nd chaplain of the United States Senate, opened the June 18, 2018 Senate session with a prayer for justice, righteousness, love,...
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What Can I Do?

The words to the iconic children’s song “This Little Light of Mine” have been playing through my head these past few days. “All around the...
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