Reflections on a statement by Abraham Lincoln near the close of the American Civil War, and its relevance to current controversies in the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Part 3 of a series by Dr. Gerard Damsteegt on the chronology of the Old Testament book of Ezra.

This past Tuesday, October 22, 2019, marked the passing of the 175th year of the investigative judgment (Dan. 7:9-14; 8:14). Born from the ashes and tears of the Great Disappointment, this doctrine embodies both the unique contribution of Seventh-day Adventism to Christian theology, as well as the most basic rationale for the existence of the Adventist faith and movement. It is time we paused for a moment to consider both the Biblical and personal imperatives of this oft-embattled yet still enduring centerpiece of the Seventh-day Adventist witness to the world.

Part 2 of a series by Dr. Gerard Damsteegt on the chronology of the Old Testament book of Ezra.

Do we think we’re the only ones in God’s universe who wonder at the slow pace of the struggle between good and evil?

Sermon by Elder Ted N.C. Wilson at Annual Council, October 12, 2019.

Why Biblical salvation is both free and participatory.

In the first of several articles, a veteran denominational theologian explains why the book of Ezra should be understood chronologically rather than thematically, an issue directly related to classic Adventist prophetic interpretation.

Why, when Elijah made his great appeal on Mount Carmel (I Kings 18:21), were the seven thousand who hadn’t bowed their knees to Baal (I Kings 19:18) as silent and cowardly as the idolaters all around them?

The Second Coming of Christ is the very heartbeat of our hope as Seventh-day Adventists. Are you striving, through God’s power, to meet your Lord in peace?

Many in conservative Christian circles have been badly shaken by the recent marital breakup and renouncing of Christianity by the one generally regarded as the leading founder of what has come to be called the evangelical “purity movement.” Could these tragic events have been collateral damage from the implosion of the man-made social paradigm that first made him famous?

Plan to join Pastor Diamond Garcia at the Canon City (CO) Seventh-day Adventist Church in two weeks for a powerful and stirring series on getting ready for Jesus’ coming. For further information call or text Pastor Diamond at (808) 953-0483 or e-mail him at <diamondean1844@gmail.com>