As delegates from throughout the world assemble for the 2022 General Conference session, we ask that traveling mercies be granted to them all as they travel to St. Louis, Missouri. We invite Your sacred presence into this solemn and pivotal gathering of Revelation’s end-time remnant.

In a news cycle dominated by gun violence and reports of sexual abuse by spiritual leaders, it is time to remind ourselves yet again that the most monstrous of evils nearly always start small, and that only by embracing God’s zero-tolerance policy for transgression can God’s creatures be assured that such horrors as we have lately seen will never happen again.

Did Ellen White consider the Apocrypha to be part of God’s Word?

The near-miraculous landing of a passenger-turned-pilot with no flying experience offers poignant lessons to God’s people facing the final crisis.

Critics of the classic Adventist investigative judgment doctrine have long questioned why God needs such a procedure, since He already knows everything. But those who raise such objections fail to consider the nature of God’s judicial process as portrayed in key segments of the Bible story.

The release of Trevor Reed from a three-year-captivity reminds us of the Bible’s promise of freedom from a captivity far worse.

The present writer has recently discovered an Ellen White statement which could prove a game-changer in the church’s continuing discussions regarding the human nature of Christ.

Whenever the striving Adventist faithful, rightly or wrongly, find themselves disappointed in the leadership of the organized church, a century-old falsehood regarding the nature of the church tends to rear its ugly head. And it seems to be with us still.

If indeed, as some allege, people are more important than principles, which of the latter could possibly survive the rationalizations that would leap to the fore of one’s mind at a moment when life and death hang in the balance?

The people of God must reserve their spiritual energies, their willingness to be unpopular when principle demands it, for issues identified by the inspired pen as normative, as opposed to the fleeting diversions of man-made piety, culture, and politics, whatever label they happen to wear.

Misguided optimism may prove to be the biggest casualty of the war now raging in eastern Europe.

The anchor of faith represented by this prophecy has held repeatedly. And it will do so again.

Whenever man-made rules are seen as indicative of godliness, the line between the sacred and the common is breached, and the witness of God’s people dishonored.

Resentful, aggrieved memories can become an excuse for rejecting the teachings of God’s Word.