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Author: Glenn Townend

Reaping what you sow

If you plant pumpkin seeds you will reap pumpkin vines. The universal law is that you reap what you sow. This does not just apply to farming. 

Glenn Townend May 6, 2022

Spirit of discernment

Discernment of God’s will is possible but it comes through prayer, constant practice in the real world, doing good to others and exposing our thinking to others. 

Glenn Townend April 23, 2022

You are part of a team

You and I have a special role to fill so the church can prosper. As the body needs hands, ears, feet and eyes, the body needs pastors, teachers, support people and prayer warriors.

Glenn Townend March 29, 2022

Frederick Reekie

Frederick Reekie was the first Seventh-day Adventist in WA and had a significant impact.

Glenn Townend March 3, 2022

Society impact

As Adventists of this generation what are the societal issues that you and your contemporaries care about?

Glenn Townend February 10, 2022

A child’s purpose

Research by Christian Smith, Handing Down the Faith: How Parents Pass Their Religion on to the Next Generation, shows that Christian and non-Christian parents want

Glenn Townend December 4, 2021

A bigger perspective

I was very hesitant to get vaccinated for COVID-19. Having never had a flu vaccine and rarely taking pain killers or antibiotics it was against my usual habits.

Glenn Townend November 19, 2021

Freedom and life

Freedom is an important Biblical value. But are we using the freedoms we have to enhance life now?

Glenn Townend October 18, 2021

Like a lyrebird

The lyrebird is a master mimicker. Some call mimicking deceptive. I prefer to see it as part of nature’s camouflage —like a chameleon—fitting in with its environment.

Glenn Townend May 14, 2021

Precious freedom

SPD president Pastor Glenn Townend reflects on the many Adventists being persecuted around the world, and how we take freedom for granted.

Glenn Townend April 17, 2021
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