As Sam Neves said, “without the Holy Spirit, September 27 [2027] will be just noise…” There is need for presence of the Holy Spirit, and meeting prerequisite conditions (putting aside sin, self and prideful rebellion; and putting on humility, surrender and obedience…)
Read moreReject Ecumenism
Christian charity does not require doctrinal surrender. Cooperation in humanitarian matters does not require merging doctrines, institutions, or worship with those who reject fundamental biblical truth.
Read moreFINALLY! A Local Church Acts on LGBTQ Issues in the NAD -- Now You Can Too!!
Articles inform. Petitions appeal. Open letters persuade. Sermons warn. But formal church action does something different: it enters the governance process. You need to hear about it !
Read moreThe Wall That Made America Great and The Prophecy That Ends It
Unlike Babylon, the United States was founded with a clear understanding of this boundary between civil responsibility and religious liberty. It is this understanding that has made us a great nation!
Read moreIs the GC Under the Direction of the UN? An Intelligent Response
In Jesus’s day, the church leaders chose Caesar over Jesus Christ. Are we seeing a repeat of that, and is the vast majority of the church laity following their lead either through active consent or passive disengagement?
Read moreThe Islamic Takeover of Manhattan
A man from Pakistan running a halal shop across from the mosque tells me they voted for Mamdani only because he’s a muslim and that they “of course” want the call to prayer at 5 in the morning.
Read moreSaving Adventism from Adventism
Modern Adventist advocacy has increasingly attached itself to a collection of explicitly or implicitly political causes: environmental activism, racial equity expansive immigration, hostility toward traditional religious morality, suspicion of patriotism, and enthusiasm for international institutions and the welfare state.
Read moreFeeling Concerned in Colorado
I am increasingly concerned that secular cultural and political concerns are being imported into the church and are beginning to shape how we understand biblical roles, authority, and even church governance.
Read moreNPUC Delegates Approve Conferences to Ordain Without Regard to Gender
There are now two layers of protection over rebellious conferences, enabling them to demonstrate defiance towards the Bible and GC policy without any fear of resprisal. These two layers are the NAD and defiant Unions.
Read moreIndulge Me (conclusion)
The moment financial conformity becomes a proxy for spiritual fidelity, the treasury has begun to trespass upon liberty of conscience. The institution becomes the mediator, compliance becomes the evidence, and money begins to occupy a place it was never ordained to hold.
Read moreIndulge Me
Whenever financial conformity begins to imply spiritual fidelity, the old indulgence booth has merely been given a new coat of paint.
Read moreWhen the Lie Becomes Believable: A Response to Reclaiming the Prophet
While its title suggests restoration and defense, the substance of its argument represents something far more perilous—a subtle reconfiguration of Ellen White’s prophetic role.
Read moreBaptized For The Dead?
This inquiry by Paul appears at first glance to bring to the imagination a class of people who were undergoing a rite of water baptism on behalf of or for others in some way.
Read moreSeventh-day Adventists or Spiritualists?
His answer was both reassuring and unsettling. If he correctly recognized that the apparition was not the deceased, another question remains. Why should such a manifestation appear at all? What conditions exist in a person's spiritual life that permit the kingdom of darkness to intrude so boldly into the home?
Read moreWhat if Criticism is a Signal?
The other day SDA Pastor Ivor Myers published a viral post calling public criticism of the church “satanic”.
Read moreFew in Number (Part 3)
But why is it that we have not succeeded in finishing the work God has given us? Is it because we were too busy building our institutions and our reputation?
Read moreFew in Number (Part 2)
He had no worldly commendations, he had no great wealth, he did not have the backing of any great institutions, and he had no governmental support. Jeremiah’s message was a message of repentance and a call to return to the Lord and follow His ways.
Read moreWhat Does the Bible say about Worldliness?
Worldliness is a strong focus on material things, physical pleasures, and social status instead of spiritual or eternal matters. It describes a lifestyle driven by the values of human society rather than the counsel of God.
Read moreFew in Number (Part 1)
With all their prosperity, their wealth and influence, they began to compromise in their worship of God. This compromise led to their downfall. They became subservient to the Midianites.
Read moreThe Golden Pot of Manna and Aaron's Rod
We have wandered much longer than 40 years in this world, waiting for entrance into the heavenly Canaan. Are we going to continue to rebel against the Lord’s directives?
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