"The best days of the Reformation lie ahead," writes Dr Barry Harker.
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Seventh-day Adventists have long been part of the ongoing reformation, adopting contemporary methods to share new-found truth. But are we still reformers today?
Do we still believe in "the Bible and the Bible only" as the rule of faith?
"Corporately, universally, we don’t need a reformation," writes Adventist Record editor Jarrod Stackelroth. "We need a resistance movement. We need a revolution."
The story of Papua New Guinea's first Adventist city church building.
"Can it be the will of God that I go to Australia?"—Ellen White
Disowned by his wealthy Jewish family in England following his baptism, Charles set about proclaiming the Adventist message in Australia.
"Reading Man-Eaters of Malekula is like discovering a time capsule of the earliest days of Adventist missionary work in the South Pacific."
Prophet or pretender: What are we to make of Nostradamus' predictions, many of which seem to have come true?
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