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(originally printed as ‘Helpful Writings on Christian Education’, in the Review and Herald, 10 January 1946) As Adventists, we have something of a love-hate relationship with the fact that our church is closely linked with the Spirit of Prophecy. Some feel that the prophetic gift is the best thing since sliced bread. Others feel that it leaves a bad mark

Revival is a bonfire – the sum total of all the candles put together on a hill. Is God our priority? In any committed relationship, the other person is your priority. You know this because you think about them every second. You wonder whether or not they’re looking at you across the room. You check your phone to see if

As a student, I am interested in education. At the same time, I am so deeply uninterested in education. My interest comes from the fact that education has everything to do with the trajectory of my life. At the same time, my utter disinterest comes from the fact that school is . . . school. Sorry, I’m not sure how

I remember it like it was yesterday. I was sitting in my truck waiting to go into class, contemplating what God wanted me to do when I stumbled across this quote: “The young man who is seeking a preparation for usefulness needs to lay the foundation himself by acquiring through hard, diligent labor, the means for prosecuting his designs. If

Originally published in Issue 1: Preparation (January 2024) Revival and our Schools For well over a century, students of the Word have been praying and seeking for a much anticipated but rather-elusive revival exceeding even that of the apostles. We’ve seen promising glimpses of revival throughout history in the days of William Miller, John Wesley, and other Reformers. Though many