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How OneVoice27 Could Live Up to the Hype

Adopted by Love

Adoption is a love story, but its ending is not automatic. It depends on our response. Will we embrace both the privileges and the responsibilities of belonging to His family?

Absent From the Body

It takes a lot of faith to love a God who will torture for eternity someone who committed temporal sins only.

The Way We Do Church Can Drive or Jeopardize Mission, Missionary Says

Knowing God

As I read this week’s lesson, “To Know God,” I was taken back in my mind to several years ago in my own devotional life. I had always found it difficult to read and, more important, to understand the book of Ezekiel until I decided to listen to the entire Bible rather than read it through. For the first time in my life, the book of Ezekiel had my full attention, and I was fully unprepared for what would happen as I listened.

Bridging the Gospel to Cuba’s Deaf Community

Fear and Faith at the Doorstep

Fear is one of the greatest barriers to evangelism—but it doesn’t have to be the final word. Scripture reminds us that perfect love casts out fear, and God asks only that we share. He handles the rest.

Conference Celebrates 80 Years of Religious Liberty Advocacy in Europe

She Opened the Way

In 1895 Georgia Burrus arrived alone in India, guided by faith. Through quiet service among women, she opened the way for Adventist mission.

Program to Train Regional Church Leaders Also Transforms a Local Church