Why Young People Are Leaving Church—and How the Church Can Faithfully Respond

Why Young People Are Leaving Church—and How the Church Can Faithfully Respond
Biblical and Ellen G. White–Centered Steps for a Church That Will Thrive in a Postmodern World
Why are so many young people leaving the church—or never coming at all?And perhaps more importantly… what kind of church will survive and flourish in the years ahead?
This is […]

Is Idolatry Destroying the Church?

IS IDOLATRY DESTROYING THE CHURCH?
That’s a perceptive—and pastoral—question. The prophets were relentless because idolatry wasn’t merely wrong worship; it was misplaced trust. The tragedy of Israel and Judah wasn’t just that they bowed to images, but that they replaced the living God with substitutes that felt safer, more visible, or more controllable. The same pattern […]

One Day at a Time. In Christ.

ONE DAY AT A TIME. IN CHRIST.
Suffering, Endurance, and Faith
“Give us this day our daily bread.”— Matthew 6:11
 
Today we reflect on a single day.
Not a dramatic rescue.Not a miracle deliverance.Just one faithful day.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich tells the story of a man enduring unjust imprisonment in a Soviet labor […]

Buyer Beware | Part 2 | Dr. Conrad Vine

Who really holds authority in the local church? In this hard-hitting sequel to “Buyer Beware Part 1,” Pastor Conrad Vine tackles the critical issue of ecclesiastical power and the rights of local congregations. Centered on a dispute involving the banning of a local elder, Vine dissects the Church Manual to argue that the business meeting […]

Buyer Beware | Part 1 | Dr. Conrad Vine

In a thought-provoking and urgent message, Pastor Conrad Vine examines the controversial relationship between the Seventh-day Adventist Church and the United Nations. He details the history of the church’s NGO status with the UN, arguing that this alliance compromises the church’s distinct mission and message. Vine raises concerns about the UN’s alignment with entities he […]