In Neville Clouten’s "A Plan Larger Than I Could Draw", an autobiographical work with several photos, you’ll often find occasions when you sense God drawing the plan for him.
Author: Bruce Manners
Certainly, during lockdowns, it was a great way to church without going to church. But the question, again—is online church really church?
Bruce Manners finds the copy of Steps to Christ that his father took to the war. He reads and reflects on what stood out to his father this Anzac Day about the battle within.
Signs magazine is one of Australia and New Zealand’s longest, continuous-running magazines. Now, 135 years after its launch, the underlying purpose of Signs hasn’t changed.
How can Christians show strong support for a leader who has demonstrated such significant and public moral weaknesses?
Even when all is quiet on the earthly war front, the battle is still underway. It’s a spiritual battle with, often, physical consequences.
Reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing, Bruce Manners observes that in the big picture—of the universe—Earth is insignificant. But not to God.
Retirement is changing because, in the developed world, we’re living longer. Dr Bruce Manners discusses how we can make the most of the gift of long life.
Weapons of war are now off the list of investment possibilities for the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. But why were they on the list in the first place? Why is this decision significant? Pastor Bruce Manners discusses.
Pastor Geoffrey Garne, former editor of Adventist Record has died. Dr Bruce Manners explores why he was possibly the most misunderstood editor.
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