Michael W. Campbell
Michael W. Campbell, PhD, is director of Archives, Statistics, and Research for the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, Columbia, Maryland, United States.
S. N. Haskell: Adventist Pioneer, Evangelist, Missionary, and Editor
A book review on an important Adventist Hero
The pastor’s guide to Martin Luther and the Reformation
How can a pastor begin to appreciate the life and writings of Martin Luther?
A. G. Daniells: Shaper of Twentieth-Century Adventism
Benjamin McArthur’s biography is a tour de force of Adventist history.
In the Beginning Was the Word: The Bible in American Public Life, 1492–1783
What does it mean to follow “the Bible and the Bible alone”?
Jan Hus: A man on a mission
Six hundred years after his death, Jan Hus still speaks to us through his life.
Sex on the Sabbath
The subject has always elicited strong reaction. Does the Bible address it?
A New History of Christianity in China
Whether you are a student of Christianity in Asia or someone who has an interest in missions or church history in China, this volume is a great place to start.
Seventh-day Adventists and the formation of ministerial identity: Lessons from our past
This article sheds light on an important aspect of Seventh-day ecclesiology.
“God’s chosen agency for the salvation of souls”1: Lessons from the preaching ministry of Ellen G. White
Because Ellen White believed that proclaiming God’s Word was an essential requirement for an Adventist minister, she rebuked those who did not have this gift and urged them to pursue a different livelihood.