Tag: seventh-day adventists

1985-1990: Writing one’s own obituary

During 1985-1990, the magazine underwent name changes, evolving in content and style. Under James Coffin’s leadership, the publication became more contemporary, emphasising open dialogue. Amid geopolitical events, the magazine addressed challenges like Fiji’s Sunday law.

Waco anniversary calls for Adventist reflection

April 19 marks 30 years since the Waco siege ended in tragedy. The Branch Davidians, including their leader David Koresh, were Seventh-day Adventists before creating their own cult. What made them turn to extremism and what can we learn from it?

Standing up

With sensitive courage we can be like Jeremiah.

Angel outside the cinema

Should Seventh-day Adventists visit the cinema? And why are we still talking about it?

Worldly Adventism

Sabbath is a defining belief and practice of what it means to be Seventh-day Adventist. But what Sabbath looks like—how we "keep the Sabbath"—is not so straightforward.

Signs’ Norwegian book wrestles with God questions

A new book translated from Norwegian and published by Signs Publishing responds to the common atheists' critiques of faith, particularly to questions about what God is like.