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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.
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.
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.
The Oregon Conference is part of a unified effort to defy the world church decisions regarding ordaining women. The Columbia Union, Pacific Union, Mid-America Union and the NPUC are systematically trying to get their way on this issue.
Shattered windows and a collapsed roof were among the visible signs of damage from an hours-long fire caused to the former Seventh Day Adventist building.
This letter reaffirms the world church’s biblical teaching on human sexuality and created identity. More importantly, it warns that some Adventist schools have accommodated unbiblical views, and rightly states that the Conference cannot encourage families to send youth to such schools.
The Church's position is clear: while Adventists support initiatives that promote a clean and healthy environment, they remain committed to the sanctity of the Seventh-day Sabbath as ordained by God.
What is Arminianism? It is a repudiation of the Calvinist doctrine of predestination, and an assertion that people can choose to be saved or lost.
Paul wanted us to have assurance of salvation, and he was not in favor of guru Christianity.
Paul’s letters comprise a textbook on how to do Christianity. Here is an introduction to the letters to the Corinthians.
Tucker Carlson and guest Stephen de Young discuss the advanced pre-Flood civilization.
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?