Why History Matters in Leadership
One of the courses that most surprised me in seminary was cultural theology.
Read MoreOne of the courses that most surprised me in seminary was cultural theology.
Read More“Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from…
Read MoreIndia is one of the ancient civilizations in the world, located at the center of South Asia. It shares borders with several sovereign countries: China,…
Read MoreI’ll never forget my family’s first Sabbath gathering back with our church after thirteen weeks of covid-related cancellations. My four daughters could barely contain their…
Read MoreIs the Sabbath a “shadow”? A recent BA article said it was. A shadow is a shaded image cast by light rays striking a body…
Read MoreAt 9:00 am each morning, my children and I drop what we are doing, gather in the living room, and drop to our knees to…
Read MoreThanks be to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ who, in February 2017, saved me from the cloud of confusion and years of physical pain.…
Read MoreIn a recent BA and quarterly, I’ve seen Sabbath described as a gift. Does this mean that Sabbathkeeping is optional? Let’s begin with the…
Read MoreWhy “do church” — gathering every Sabbath for praise, prayer, preaching, and fellowship? It is a relevant question because many Christians go “solo,” preferring to…
Read MoreExhausted from a long, demanding day, Joseph feels his body begin to release stress and his mind struggle to let go of its seemingly endless…
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