Beth Thomas
Beth Thomas is an assistant editor at Adventist Review.
More Than Modesty Rules
What happens when purity culture shapes your faith, your identity, and your expectations . . . and then reality doesn’t match the promise?
Beth Hill
September 6, 2026

Untwisting the Ties That Bind
Codependency isn’t a word from Scripture, but the Bible speaks clearly about relationships out of balance. When love turns to control, both parent and child lose freedom.
Beth Thomas
June 23, 2026

The Weight of Words
Sometimes it only takes one remark, even a reasonable one, to make us feel as if everything we do is falling short.
Beth Thomas
April 5, 2026

From Small Beginnings, Streams of Light
The history of the Adventist Review
Beth Thomas
January 1, 2026

The Joy of Harvest
Emma didn’t set out to be a preacher. She was just the new girl at school trying to make a friend. But small things—sharing her lunch, saying a prayer, showing kindness—opened the door for her classmate to meet Jesus. The Bible says, “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example!” (1 Tim. 4:12, NIV).
Beth Thomas
December 13, 2025

Ellen’s Big Call
She was just a girl who loved Jesus. When a terrible accident changed young Ellen Harmon’s life, she didn’t give up—she grew closer to God.
Beth Thomas
October 12, 2025

A Witness of Grace
The first reading of the Children’s Week of Prayer
Beth Thomas
September 30, 2025

Only One on the Throne
When we hold someone in high regard—especially a spiritual leader—it becomes incredibly easy to overlook or excuse their mistakes.
Beth Thomas
September 27, 2025

Witness at Jacob’s Well
The seventh reading of the Children’s Week of Prayer
Beth Thomas
September 1, 2025

The Witnesses Who Could Not Stay Silent!
The sixth reading of the Children’s Week of Prayer
Beth Thomas
September 1, 2025

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