Ephesians Got Slavery and Women Wrong

The Sabbath School Study Guide missed the opportunity to consider serious issues in Ephesians, leaving stock answers that contemporary readers should...
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Case by Casebolt: The Time Difference...

The imminence of Revelation cannot be conflated with the sealed nature of Daniel. This conclusion is supported by a direct comparison of the language...
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Dr. Ella Simmons: Hidden Figures

Retired General Conference Vice President Dr. Ella Simmons addresses the erasure of women from history...including in the Seventh-day Adventist...
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When a Toad Jumps in Broad Daylight

Ted Wilson has made 55 points in three recent major sermons, but what is he not saying? Does his rhetoric portend a future of Adventist actions and...
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John Locke's Commitment to Freedom...

Obsession with order is a constant danger, perhaps more perverse than disorder. And what happens in politics and societies unfortunately also happens...
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Fixing the Finances of the Adventist...

Is Adventist leadership a homogeneous exercise in groupthink? This second in a three-part series on constructive denominational change urges...
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Should We Change the Way We Talk About...

For some millennials, giving 10% of each paycheck to the denomination feels painful, not cheerful. Can the tithe conversation be biblically and...
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For Christians, Halloween Is Year-Round

Halloween can be scary. But not half as scary as when Christians exhibit rampant unchecked ignorance. 
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Fixing the Finances of the Adventist...

As the General Conference Executive Committee meets for Annual Council this article draws attention to the Adventist love of infrastructure. The...
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Church and State Converge in Brazil’s...

With 292,682 neckerchiefed members and growing, perhaps it’s no surprise that Brazilian political leaders see a benefit in honoring the honor-wearers...
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