Sikhululekile Daco
Sikhululekile Daco is an associate editor at Adventist Review.
Pleasure and Sabbath
Answering one of the church’s most popular questions
Sikhululekile Daco
July 7, 2026
Ministry Confessions
While ministry isn’t easy (because we have our own selfishness to contend with as we strive to genuinely care for the needs of others), the opportunities for ministry abound. To find such opportunities, we need only ask ourselves when we last encountered another human being.
Sikhululekile Daco
November 25, 2025
Eschatological Hospitality
We’ll help others only as long as it doesn’t inconvenience us. The moment helping others means we must disadvantage ourselves and our personal interests, we neglect the duty. We have not been transformed by the self-sacrificing love of Christ. Our hearts remain closed to meeting others’ needs if it conflicts with personal gain. Yet Jesus left nothing bad to save our helpless souls. Had He thought of self, we would have had no hope.
Sikhululekile Daco
August 22, 2025
The Editorial I Hadn’t Planned
Family worship, a source of comfort and strength
Sikhululekile Daco
August 6, 2024
“I Will Be Handsome”
The miraculous story of a future pastor
Sikhululekile Daco
April 2, 2024
A Christmas Prayer
Taking another look at Zacharias’ prayer
Sikhululekile Daco
December 22, 2023
An Inescapable Gift
On the nature of influence
Sikhululekile Daco
August 25, 2023
A Prophetic People
Why prophecy matters to Seventh-day Adventists
Sikhululekile Daco
July 13, 2023
Same Mission. Different Methods.
One man’s journey into adulthood
Sikhululekile Daco
July 4, 2023
It’s a Heart Issue
The parable of the wise and foolish man lived out in one man’s life
Sikhululekile Daco
May 26, 2023
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