Wellbeing
Overwhelmed but Not Overcome
Having strong emotions doesn’t mean you’re spiritually failing. Jesus Himself felt troubled. What matters is what we do with those feelings—and He shows us how.
Ministry
When young people are invited to serve, their faith comes alive. Through genuine connection, care, and mentorship, the church can empower them to share Jesus…
Culture
(Saint) Patrick was not sent by Rome. His mission arose from an intrinsic motivation.
News Releases
In many parts of predominantly Buddhist regions, the way a person dies carries deep cultural meaning. A funeral is not merely a ceremony; it reflects…
Columnists
Sabbath School
Putting on the new self is not a one-time dressing. It is a daily choice, a continual returning to Christ, a surrender of old habits…
Heritage
Ellen White’s borrowing of sources was not a flaw, but a biblical model of inspiration at work.
Bible Study
Q: Why is there so much violence in the Bible? A: This question comes up frequently, especially in connection with the wars of extermination in…
Ministry
When God placed a burden on our hearts to help the children of Madagascar, we had no idea how He would make it possible. But…
Church
Navigating the challenge of sex offenders requires us to move beyond simplistic notions of welcome and forgiveness and adopt a cautious approach grounded in grace.
Columnists
The more science reveals about life, the more absurd its theory of origins becomes.
Columnists
Every life is priceless. A movement that believes this becomes a source of healing in a broken world.
Inspiring stories for worship and Children’s Story.
Culture
Despite his glimmers of truth, Augustine is not a trustworthy guide to truth.
Family
What if money conflict became a doorway to better communication? Biblical principles such as cheerful giving and faithful stewardship can help couples build financial peace…
Culture
I see it all the time. People use AI to get quick answers. I get it. I often do the same thing. If that is…
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