There seemed to be no need to take up a personal cross and follow Christ. Over the years I have seen this “no victory” theology growing throughout the church. It’s been an ongoing disappointment for me as a pastor.
Read moreIs the Northern California Conference a Viable Part of Seventh-day Adventist Church? (Part 1)
In summary: Wysong allowed the lesbian baptism because he believed it was the right thing to do. His ending statements show he never did change. He never expressed public repentance for wrong.
Read moreSafe Church ??
I sat there listening and wondered how he had entirely missed the point. What about “spiritual” safety. How will members (many unaware) be confronted this week?
Read moreWhen Did It Become Acceptable?
The following list is meant to simply remind us from where we have fallen and to encourage us to renew our commitment to the culture of heaven.
Read moreWest Virginia Camp Meeting 2019 --- The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
We know that Jesus wins! We believe that. We understand that! However, my inward question was never answered, “Whose side are we on, and what does that look like?”
Read moreSerious Concerns Continue to Overshadow Southern Adventist University
I am addressing this in a public way, rather than privately, because what Southern is doing is very public and will affect the well-being not only of my own student, but the many thousands of others as well.
Read moreFormer Chico SDA Pastor Becomes Pastor At United Church of Christ
The gap is rapidly narrowing between liberal evangelicalism and liberal Adventism. Dan Wysong should feel right at home each Sunday.
Read moreEnd-time Crossroads
Daniel was not on trial in the lions’ den. Babylon was. Jeremiah was not on trial in the pit. Zedekiah was. Paul, standing with chains before Agrippa, was not on trial. The king was.
Read moreThe Argument of Culture
Modern man determines that divorce is an option for any reason, that the definition of family is anyone who loves someone else and lives together.
Read moreThe New Morality Is Here !
These shifting sands bring each of us to a point of decision. No thinking member of our church can escape the necessity of negotiating some kind of relationship with the claims of New Morality.
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