Spirituality
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The Sneakiest Strategy
Julie Catton
The difficulty comes when your work time and your down time are so full that there’s no room for God time.
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Engaging the Enemy
Ray and Chantal Moaga
The war against the enemy is so brutal that we need strong, heavy-duty armour.
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Ready or Not
Lachlan Harders
I have often found the second coming of Jesus to be quite a daunting proposition. It somehow felt like Jesus’ return would actually stop me from achieving some of my personal goals.
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WW-U-D
Julie Catton
Jesus didn’t build ministry around the temple— He went to the people. Jesus was a friend of sinners. (Matt 11:19)
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Crossing the Line
Derek Rippingale
Derek Rippingale interviews Julian Archer—author of Help! I’ve Been Blessed!—about walking the dangerous line between wealth and spiritual poverty.
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No Apology for Apologetics
Matthew Williams
. . . one of the biggest misconceptions of Christians and Christianity today is the concept of 'blind faith'.
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Curing Adventist Amnesia
Anthony MacPherson
We are not the light but witnesses to the Light's soon reappearing.
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When God Spoke to Me
Amy Joy Hess
What does it mean to “hear” God’s voice? How does He “talk” to us?
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Saving the Devil
Warren Shipton
The Tassie devils may be ill-tempered and unattractive beast but are we just the same?
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Evangelism a Success in Tonga
Jarrod Stackelroth
The Mission to the Cities initiative continues to gain momentum in cities around the South Pacific, using a combination of evangelism and health messages.
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Wholism: Why Adventist Should Make Terrible Monks
Can Adventists learn from an extreme form of Christianity—monasticism—with its mandatory poverty, chastity, fasting, silence, hairshirts, reed beds, midnight vigils and self-flagellations?
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High School Missionary
Emi Price
Starting at a non-denominatonal school has enabled Emi to share her faith with her somewhat curious and at times doubtful peers.
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Plum Pudding's Disastrous Decisions
This is the story of Plum Pudding and his disastrous decisions.
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Jesus and the North Korean Dictators
Do Jesus, Kim II-sung and Kim Jong-II have anything in common?
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Scrubbing for God
Jarrod Stackelroth
“You will have to let me undress you,” said the lion Aslan to the boy-turned-dragon Eustace. We can Scrubb all we want, but only Jesus can remove the stains.
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Keeping it Simple
Tracey Bridcutt
We're often told to think big. But sometimes it's the simple ideas that prove the most successful (anyone remember the Pet Rock and the slinky?).
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Dream
Branimir Schubert
Here's something to wrap your head around: the greatest leader in history was . . . a carpenter. If there was one person who, by any normal reckoning, should not have been a leader, it was Jesus.
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Little Star
Jarrod Stackelroth
Get ready to be moved. This story about a little star will touch your heart in a big way.
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Six Years
Linden Chuang
“So what’s it like having a dead dad?” It's not a question you want to be asked shortly after losing your father.
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My Story - Pastor Luis Bermudez
Luis Bermudez
When he was a boy, Pastor Luis Bermudez's family decided to flee the civil war in Nicaragua. The rest, you could say, is "His-story"
