Articles

Ellen White and Identity Crisis in Early Adventism

In the aftermath of the Great Disappointment, Ellen White’s writings helped unite and strengthen a scattered movement.

South Pacific Adventists Ignite a “Big Fire” as They Launch Multiyear Initiative

Chaplain on a Train

The Oxymoron of the Endgame

Welcome to earth’s final season. It’s called the endgame, another oxymoron—since everyone knows this is no game.

Just Because I Said I Didn’t Mean It Doesn’t Mean I Didn’t Do It

“I didn’t mean it” is a common defense. But Scripture points deeper, showing that careless words and hurtful actions begin with unmanaged thoughts.

God and Money

I still can’t afford a Porsche, and my bank account isn’t exactly overflowing.

One Single Letter

What are you called?

The Neuroscience of Forgiveness

Forgiveness isn’t just a spiritual command—it’s neurological healing. God designed your brain to be set free by grace.

Inter-American Pastors Will Be Trained for Community-Based Ministry

Paranoia

Have we been given the task of ferreting out every last bad actor on this planet, or the job of preaching Christ?