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Editorial

Sine Qua Non

The gospel’s call to teach and practice the virtue of humility is the most. . .

That Long Obedience

“There’s little glory in making disciples.”

Refreshingly Candid

“We oscillate between the church that is and the one we’re willing to describe.”

Poles Apart

No longer does the center just fail to hold: for many it has ceased to be.

Backyard Kingdom

On our best days, we don’t get in the Spirit’s way.

That Dangerous Miasma

It’s a time, like never before, when believers need each other.

To Cheer Us By the Way

“Worship, biblically defined, is not at heart an information download.”

Words Fail Me

“Love and gratitude require unlimited vocabularies.”

Fresh Courage Take

Adventists, of all people, must resist the siren song of fatalism.

The Quietest Of Virtures

“There’s another quality that’s often overlooked in our collective vision of the future.”

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