Cracking Up and Breaking Free
Life Out of the Adventist Eggshell GENEVA CHINNOCK Some years ago I read an article where the author described growing up in an eggshell. She had been told that this […]
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Breaking Open the Adventist Mind
DAVID DEPINHO INTRODUCTION My name is David W. DePinho. I’m happily married to my wife of 16 years, Martha, and have two grade school age children, Amanda and Matthew. I […]
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I Put Myself in God’s Hands
TROI ANDREOLA I was always interested in spiritual matters. My mother had introduced me to God as a young child, and I had a curious mind. I was drawn to […]
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God Doesn’t Make Us Good—He Justifies Us
MICHAEL PURSLEY There are many so-called Christians who firmly believe—even if they are ashamed to admit it—that they serve a God of wrath. That is to say, they serve a […]
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My Anger and Four Hard Lessons
MICHAEL PURSLEY From the get-go, let me tell you that I did not have this list in my hip pocket, far from it! This list jelled gradually as I slowly […]
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An Adventist Tragedy: The Cultic Dynamics that Created Waco
MICHAEL PURSLEY Part One: The Waco Massacre: A Thirty-Year Retrospective On February 28, 1993, thirty years ago, almost to this very day, one of the worst tragedies to ever occur […]
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God’s Love Unmasks The Enemy
This is the outline of Jenifer Mason’s presentation at the Former Adventist Fellowship Conference, February 17–19, 2023, in Loma Linda, California. Many have expressed a desire to have access to […]
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Sabbath Carries the Death Penalty
BEVERLY QUINN BESSADA Colleen Tinker’s recent article, “Are We Against Catholics?” was, as always, informative and enlightening, and it made me think. Once in a while, my thoughts get carried […]
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A Common Thread in Unity and Adventism
CHERYL GRANGER It all started with a little blue cookbook illustrated with drawings of happy little vegetable people.1 I acquired it when I was a devout Seventh-day Adventist; it was […]
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Breaking Free From My Entanglements With Adventism!
[DENNIS PALMER] Using a plain-white-polypropylene strapping roll, I started strapping up huge boxes containing commercial display goods. As I pulled the straps, they became tangled. In hopes of untangling the […]
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Were Christians Keeping the Sabbath in Second Century A.D.?
WES RINGER The Seventh-day Baptists, who arose around 1650 and the Seventh-day Adventists who began keeping the Sabbath in 1846, both hold firm theological convictions that God is asking them […]
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Letting Go for Treasure in Christ
MOSES DRAKE LUSWATA “Not that I have already attained, or am already made perfect: but I press on, if so be that I may lay hold on that for which […]
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How to Live for the Resurrection
MOSES DRAKE LUSWATA As we reflect on the joy of celebrating Jesus’ resurrection last week, I am reminded of Paul’s words in Philippians 3;10, 11: …that I may know him […]
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Reading the Bible Without the Prophet
EDGAR FRANCO Translated by Deborah Buffone I was studying Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians in the Bible today. How beautiful and wonderful it is to see the transformation of Paul, […]
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My Confidence Is In Jesus Christ
LUSWATA DRAKE MOSES One of the things which I will never regret in my life is accepting Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. Understanding Him and walking with Him […]
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