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The judgment is good news either way.

When a powerful revival event concludes, how do you keep it alive?

The mission defines the moment. The message defines the movement. And the church defines the witness.

Imagine my surprise when, as a young pastor, I came across a number of prayers in the book of Psalms in which the psalmist actually welcomed―yes, even longed for―the judgment.

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A pastor and psychotherapist dissects the implications of an increasing trend.

Why does a good God allow so much suffering? The prophets reveal where it began, where hope is found, and where history ends.

Struggling with devotions? Maybe it’s not your routine—maybe it’s your understanding of your relationship with Jesus.

The Holy Spirit is already preparing hearts. Our role is simply to step out in faith and meet people where they are.

Both political parties represent basic ideologies and worldviews we must oppose.

Born into the home of a Ku Klux Klan leader, Rick Blythe seemed destined to inherit a legacy of hatred. Instead, grace led him to the cross and a lifetime of ministry.

The Advent movement did not emerge in a vacuum. Its prophetic framework grew from a long tradition of historicist interpretation rooted in Scripture and affirmed by the pioneers.

Digital missionary explains how to connect the message to a method to make disciples.

Inspiring stories for worship and Children’s Story.

During her final visit to an elementary school, Ellen White shares a powerful message about the importance of dedicating one’s life to God.

What if you could see God’s presence every day? Rediscover the hope of the sanctuary through the eyes of a child.

“Big spoon” or “Tablespoon”? It sounds funny—until cultural differences become part of the bigger questions of family, faith, marriage, and expectations. One intercultural couple shares what they’ve learned about curiosity, grace, and creating a culture of their own.

The concern is always: Why am I, a Seventh-day Adventist, studying figures who are venerated as saints in other faith confessions?

When your child’s heart wanders, what do you do? David wept—and God still meets parents there.

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Justin Kim oversees all aspects of the Adventist Review. He has a background as a missionary, pastor, editor, and director. He has preached in over 50 countries, loves good books, and hates cilantro/coriander. He and his wife have two sons.

Sikhu Daco, with undergraduate degrees in Biochemistry and French, and a Masters in Religion, has a track record of young adult ministry. She worked as a chaplain and administrator in public campus ministry, and with the inVerse Bible study guide.

Shawn Boonstra administers the media team. He previously served as the speaker/director of the Voice of Prophecy, authored 28 books, and conducted global evangelistic events. He also served with It Is Written and the North American Division, equipping pastors for outreach.

With 30 years at Adventist World Radio, Greg now serves as the associate director of Adventist Review, managing logistics, contracts, and audio content production, while his love for history and nature fuels his exploration of the world’s wonders.

Daniel Bruneau, Ph.D. focuses on implementing user-centric approaches to the Review’s users. He has a background in user experience research and design, corporate executive leadership, and entrepreneurship.

Jonathan Walter has served globally as a pastor, missionary, and evangelist, holding communication and leadership roles within the Adventist Church. He handles marketing and editorial responsibilities including Adventist Review Art, as well as the Review’s social media and website presence.

Hannah Hernandez has bachelor’s degrees in marketing and communications from Union College (now Union Adventist University). She seeks to bring people’s stories to life through the written word.

Beth Thomas has been an editor and writer for Adventist publications since 2016. Holding a bachelor’s degree in Writing for the Media from UMass, Amherst, she is the managing editor for Kidsview. She and her husband have two children.

John Feezer, MA, has 20 years of experience in finance, technology, and operational leadership within denominational ministry. He has a background in financial management, systems integration, website, and database development.

For 20 years, Kyle has built worlds across film, television, and games—blending art, strategy, and story. As a media manager, he guides teams to create experiences that move audiences and inspire connection on a global scale.

Merle Poirer has been part of the Adventist Review team since 2001. After having served as operations manager for many years, she currently designs KidsView.

Sharon Tennyson treasures the relationships she has made with Adventists all over the world. She and her husband Dr. Mack Tennyson live in North Carolina, United States

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