Fathers Forsake, but God Takes Us In
Leaving Adventism means incredible loss, but God becomes our Father and Protector.
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Why We “Fight”
This article, by Chris Lee, originally appeared in the January/February 2008 issue of Proclamation! Magazine. The title of this article is taken from a series of Frank Capra films […]
Read moreAdventist Woman Becomes Daughter of the King
I don’t have to be “as good as a man”; I’m the daughter of the King!
Read moreAdopted Forever!
Four years ago I adopted my adult sons—and learned what it means to be God’s adopted child.
Read moreThe Superior Seal of God
When we believe in the gospel of Christ we are sealed with the Holy Spirit and His seal of salvation on us cannot be revoked!
Read moreHe Wore a Crown of Thorns
King Jesus, wearing a crown of thorns, not only bore the curse of sin for us on a cross; He became sin that we might become righteous through Him.
Read moreHe Is Risen—or “The Great Sabbath”?
Are you honoring the day Jesus was dead—or are you celebrating eternal life?
Read moreBreaking Through the Barriers (3 of 3)
“If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” ~ Jesus Christ, the son of God (John 8:31b-32)
Read morePart III: The Law Fulfilled – The Sufficient and Righteous Work of Christ
When believers return to the Law to redo what He has done, what are we saying about the work of Jesus?
Read moreThe Day I Went Back to Sabbath School
I was curious. I wanted to know how real people processed the lesson in their minds. I was sorely disappointed.
Read morePart II: The Law Fulfilled – Sabbatarians and the Law
Is the solution for our busyness really the discipline of a Sabbath rest or is it Jesus?
Read moreAttending my first FAF Conference
I’ve been aware of Former Adventist Fellowship (FAF) conferences for several years. I’ve known friends who attended; my husband attended; I’ve watched the videos online and listened to the audio […]
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The Bridge Is Out!
Former Adventists can’t leave quietly without looking back. We have to warn our loved ones: “The bridge is out ahead!”
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