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After a Mountaintop Experience, What’s Next?

When a powerful revival event concludes, how do you keep it alive?

How, When, and Who?

The mission defines the moment. The message defines the movement. And the church defines the witness.

Assurance in the Judgment

Imagine my surprise when, as a young pastor, I came across a number of prayers in the book of Psalms in which the psalmist actually welcomed―yes, even longed for―the judgment.

Words Really Do Matter

This proposed constitutional change could pave the way not only for doctrinal deviation but for congregationalism, a form of governance every bit as harmful to global unity as papalism.

Adventist Intercultural Marriages Have Skyrocketed. Is That a Positive Sign?

Pass Me the Tablespoon

“Big spoon” or “Tablespoon”? It sounds funny—until cultural differences become part of the bigger questions of family, faith, marriage, and expectations. One intercultural couple shares what they’ve learned about curiosity, grace, and creating a culture of their own.

The Curse Is Not the Final Word

Why does a good God allow so much suffering? The prophets reveal where it began, where hope is found, and where history ends.

Ellen White’s Last Kids’ Talk

During her final visit to an elementary school, Ellen White shares a powerful message about the importance of dedicating one’s life to God.

From Devotions to Devotional Living

Struggling with devotions? Maybe it’s not your routine—maybe it’s your understanding of your relationship with Jesus.

The Witness Someone Is Waiting For

The Holy Spirit is already preparing hearts. Our role is simply to step out in faith and meet people where they are.