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12. The Seventh-Day Sabbath as Mentioned in the New Testament

March 26, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

Since the “first” or “old” covenant—the law—that enjoined the observance of the seventh day, was abolished and ended at the cross, and the “new” and “better” covenant has taken […]

Pope Francis Promotes Saturday Sabbath

March 19, 2020 Colleen Tinker Adventist News, Feature, The Sabbath

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world so suddenly that many people are feeling “shock-y”. Last Friday our governor asked that public meetings be limited to groups not over 250 […]

Secure in a Shifting World

March 19, 2020 Kelsie Petersen Feature

As I write this on Monday evening, March 16, I think back to three days ago. I couldn’t have predicted that my world would look the way it does today! […]

11. The Decalog

March 19, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

The Seventh-day Adventists point the people to the Decalog as God’s eternal law, superior to all else, that which governs angels in heaven governed Adam in Eden, and will […]

10. Moses the Mediator of the Law

March 12, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

“Mediate. — To interpose; to intercede.” — Webster. Then, a mediator is one who interposes or mediates between parties, one who stands in the middle between two. Mesites is […]

Are the Red Words More Inspired?

March 12, 2020 Rick Barker Doctrine, Feature

I think it is important for all of us to periodically revisit our thoughts and assumptions about God and His Word. We are all; hopefully, growing in our knowledge and […]

Are There Two Resurrections?

March 12, 2020 Colleen Tinker Doctrine, Feature

We recently received a response to our podcast about what happens when we die. The reader asked a good question that we share with you here along with our answer. […]

God’s Judgment Source of Adventism’s Proof-Texting

March 5, 2020 Margie Littell Colleen Tinker, Doctrine, Feature, Investigative Judgment, Margie Littell

By Margie Littell and Colleen Tinker One of the most profound ways we see God’s great love to us is in understanding that He has given us His eternal […]

Dear Young Progressive Adventist

March 5, 2020 Nicole Stevenson Doctrine, Feature

Dear young progressive Adventist, I pray that you’ll be able to read this in the tone I mean it to have. It’s not my goal to shame you but to […]

Experiencing the New Covenant at the FAF Conference

February 27, 2020 Kaspars Ozolins Feature, New Covenant

I have not been a former Adventist for very long, only a few years. Nevertheless, much has changed in my life during this relatively brief period of time. I have […]

Adventism Can’t Retain its Members

February 27, 2020 Colleen Tinker Adventist News, Feature

Once again the Adventist leaders have asked the question, “Why are so many leaving the church?”, and once again, they have not addressed the reason so many leave: doctrine. On […]

Which “Sabbath” is Paul Referencing?

February 20, 2020 Colleen Tinker Feature, The Sabbath

Does Paul say no one should judge us regarding the Sabbath? One of the recurring questions we receive concerns Colossians 2:16–17 where Paul says not to let anyone judge a […]

The Journey is Long

February 13, 2020 Kelsie Petersen Feature

This month marks 15 years since my husband and I knew we were finished with Adventism. The year we had just left behind had been a whirlwind of job uncertainty […]

If You Have Love for One Another

February 13, 2020 Phillip Harris Feature

Prologue This blog is intended to be a study of the central importance of godly love in the life of a Christian. I will draw my conclusions by examining the […]

Get Out of Jail—Free!

February 7, 2020 Martin Carey Doctrine, Feature

“See, I have set before you today life and good, death and evil. If you obey the commandments of the LORD your God that I command you today, by loving the LORD your God, […]