How God has led the Church through economic crises in the past.
Category: Culture
The Anzacs, religion and God: A Q&A with Professor Daniel Reynaud.
Soldiers steeped in biblically-informed worldview of history and morality had passive belief in "diffusive Christianity".
Eliminating spirituality from the national conversation only cheapens the experience of Anzacs who wrestled with belief on the battleground, argues a Great War historian.
A further exploration of creative talent within the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
The translation was released two weeks after the original eBook—a guide for pastors seeking to lead and grow their churches amid the closure of church buildings in response to COVID-19—was launched on April 3.
In dark and difficult times, all we can do is stop and let the Spirit work.
"It was the worst of times, it was the best of times . . ." Judy Fua reflects on the events and emotions surrounding Jesus' death and resurrection.
Why does the manger (Jesus' birth) receive so much more attention than the cross (His death and resurrection)?
Is Living 28 just another empty promise of making Adventist doctrine relevant to the 21st Century, or does it refreshingly hit the mark? Maryellen Fairfax investigates.
