A God- Shaped Goal
At twenty-five years old, Phil Vischer had a simple goal. He wanted to blend the love of his faith with his love of filmmaking. Each…
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The Red Line
Faced with eviction from the only home they had ever known, Adam and Eve were escorted out of their garden paradise. Adam remembered the warning…
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The Priesthood
The theme of reconciliation is as old as humanity itself. Because of sin, humans damaged their relationship not only with God but also with their…
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Ministries of Glory
In the last “Spotlight” we examined Revelation 21 and the new creation that began in Christ and the ministry of reconciliation. This time we focus…
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The Music of Ministry
Waving her arms around isn’t enough. The movement must be clear, timed, and the same as in practice sessions. This is the role of my…
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Bestowing Blessings
As a Sabbath school teacher who prays regularly about instilling confidence in my students, I recently had a “God moment.” He revealed people in my…
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Watherfalls of Righteousness
Editor’s Note: This was my original First Word for the May-June BA, written in February before the COVD-19 outbreak. It was replaced with a more…
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When Hope is All We Have
Recently while I was reading Psalm 42, verse 4 took on new meaning for me. It reads: These things I remember as I pour out…
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Potluck and the Gift of Fellowship
One of the unsung “gifts” of the churches of God is fellowship. To be more specific, food. What I mean is eating: We eat well.…
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Is the Sabbath a “shadow”?
Is the Sabbath a “shadow”? A recent BA article said it was. A shadow is a shaded image cast by light rays striking a body…
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