Articles

The Harvest of Our Losses

The harvest of our losses, stewarded in the ground, brings a joy and abundance we cannot imagine.

The Breath of the Soul

When life gets hard, don’t forget to breathe.

Can Adventist Evangelism Be Culturally Insensitive?

A Divine Homing Instinct

There’s a reason you’re desperate to know who you are and where you belong: God made sure of it.

Adventist Theologian George W. Reid Passes to His Rest

Hydration Without the Hype

Sparkling or still—water is water. Every glass reminds us that clean water is a gift and stewardship matters. And beyond physical thirst, there’s a deeper promise of “living water” that truly satisfies.

Two Angels in a Boat

When Simoque surfaced, gasping for air, he expected to see floating debris. Instead he saw two men in a boat.

What’s the Difference Between Emergency Relief and Long-term Development?

Mission in the War Zone

Reaching Buddhists

Often it takes only one Christian willing to listen caringly and to pray with their Buddhist friend to open a life to freedom, peace, and love in Christ.