Misunderstood and maligned
Job’s wife. Furrowed brows often accompany the mere mention of her name. Why is this so?
Rod Anderson
June 12, 2019
Tag: judgement
A critical spirit
Are we a people of peace or a pack of finger-pointers?
Martin van Rensburg
November 16, 2018
Screenshots: Why you can’t trust what you see
In the end—and in every situation—we never know the whole story.
Linden Chuang
October 21, 2018
28 Fundamentals: Seeking justice
In God’s courtroom, Satan is the prosecutor and we are the accused. But we have a lawyer . . . and, as Lesleigh Bower writes, He is “no ordinary lawyer”. (Fundamental Belief #24)
Lesleigh Bower
August 3, 2018
Adventists: Heirs to the Reformation
Justification: “to make righteous”, or “to declare righteous”? Errol Webster discusses the two radically different views.
Errol Webster
December 15, 2017
Cages: what killer whales teach us about our own freedom
“The eyes of others our prisons; their thoughts our cages.”—Virginia Woolf
Linden Chuang
June 1, 2017
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