As convenient as it would be to claim that we originated from the “primeval atom” of early Adventists’ sincere study of Scripture, you’ll discover the reasons we believe what we believe are far more complicated.
Author: Jesse Herford
Jonah fails most of the markings of a good prophet, yet he seems to be one of God's favourite fools.
As I walked down the courthouse steps, I felt as though an enormous weight had been lifted from my shoulders.
Pastor David Riley has released a new book telling the true story of two young men who accidentally drove a tiny car around Australia in 1925.
Disappointment and failure are part of life—but some failures hurt more than others.
I wonder if our expectation of Jesus’ second coming has warped our motivations.
I can’t help but consider the seasons we all go through. Some feel abundant, whereas others feel dry, barren and devoid of life.
What if true power isn’t in strength but in serving others—would you still want it?
Cold, grey Palmy taught me the value of the Christian life lived quietly with dignity and beauty.
