October 2014 Issue
Seventh-day Adventists and the formation of ministerial identity: Lessons from our past
Michael W. Campbell
This article sheds light on an important aspect of Seventh-day ecclesiology.
This article sheds light on an important aspect of Seventh-day ecclesiology.The forgotten movement: Church planting trends and lessons (Part 1 of 2)
S. Joseph Kidder, Dustin Serns
Is a massive church planting movement needed, or even possible? See what the statistics say.
Is a massive church planting movement needed, or even possible? See what the statistics say.Christus victor: Armageddon and atonement in the Apocalypse
Ikechukwu Michael Oluikpe
How does Armageddon fit into the plan of redemption?
How does Armageddon fit into the plan of redemption?Adventists: Why are we really here?
Clinton Wahlen
Read about why the author says “Seventh-day Adventists, as a people, are built to last.”
Read about why the author says “Seventh-day Adventists, as a people, are built to last.”“Come and see”
Larry H. Evans
From the Revival and Reformation Series
From the Revival and Reformation SeriesSigns, wonders, and the Adventist Church (Part 1 of 2)
Kelvin Onongha
The author discusses the relevance of signs and wonders and if they can still occur today as in the past.
The author discusses the relevance of signs and wonders and if they can still occur today as in the past.Viral: How social networking is Poised to ignite revival
Marty Thurber
Sometimes I feel like there are too many things to get involved with. Life has become a digital Babylon—confusion.
Sometimes I feel like there are too many things to get involved with. Life has become a digital Babylon—confusion.Letters to the Editor
The betrothal promise of ChristWhat a perfectly lovely message,from Pastor Lennox Abrigo, in the June2014 issue (“Jesus’ ‘Betrothal Promise’Is His Bride’s Guarantee of Heaven”)framed in the setting of a first-centuryJewish betrothal of marriage and laterthe wedding,…