It’s Easier to hate than to love
By Ron Price I consider myself to be a staunch Seventh-day Adventist. Based on that information, you could rightly expect that I read books from the Spirit of…
Be reformed true reformation – what it is and where it starts
By Reinder Bruinsma On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 statements to the door of the Castle Church in the German city of Wittenberg. This year,…
Duplo and technic two models of faith development
By Japhet De Oliveira You may recall playing with the various types of Legos yourself. If not, you have almost certainly seen them in stores. Small children—even babies—start…
The art of contentment
By Dena King The Apostle Paul’s words in Philippians 2:14–16 paint a beautiful picture of what we, as God’s people, are called to be. “Do all things without…
A guilty heart is not a cheerful heart
By Doug Inglish Guilt is a terrible motivator. I don’t mean that it is not effective, or that it has no place in our lives. That feeling that…
When to be rubber and when to be a sponge
By Carol Bolden What’s it like to be a pastor’s spouse? A recent article, titled, “Pastor, Remember Your Wife is the Most Vulnerable Person in Your Church,” talked…