Equilibrio entre la gracia y las obras
No hace mucho alguien me dijo que poco después de convertirse en adventista del séptimo día, decidió volver a usar su apellido de soltera en lugar del apellido de su esposo. Ella había aprendido sobre el juicio investigador y le habían dicho que todo lo que hacemos está meticulosamente registrado en los libros de Dios. […]
La foi ou les œuvres
par Reinder Bruinsma | 17 avril 2025 | Il y a peu de temps, une personne m’a raconté que peu après être devenue adventiste du septième jour, elle avait décidé de recommencer à utiliser son nom de jeune fille plutôt que le nom de son mari. Elle avait appris ce qu’était le jugement investigatif et […]
Pascal’s Wager: Does It Work?
by Jim Walters & Elber Camacho | 17 April 2025 | Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) has been criticized—appropriately, it seems to me—for trivializing a decision about ultimate reality by likening it to a wager, as though it were a Las Vegas bet. However, this nearly 400-year-old devisement does at least provide a vehicle within the context […]
News from Jamaica, Southern Adventist University, Papua New Guinea, and the Philippines
16 April 2025 | News from Jamaica AdventHealth and Andrews Memorial Hospital have donated 70 fully functioning hospital beds, valued at approximately J$27.7 million ($175,000 US) to the Ministry of Health & Wellness to support Jamaica’s healthcare structure. Read the full article here. News from Southern Adventist University “In a simulation of managing a startup […]
When the Door Shuts and the Window Doesn’t Open
by Melody Tan | 16 April 2025 | I heard the story of a Rwandan pastor who survived his country’s genocide back in 1994. He and some of his church members were having a small group meeting at home when they were rounded up by the Hutus. Forced on their knees in the front yard, […]
ATSS: Laura Ochs Wibberding, “Christian Nationalism in Global Perspective”
16 April 2025 | Less than 100 days since the inauguration, Donald Trump’s second term is already chaotic and controversial. Why is the promised Christian America imprisoning undocumented immigrants out-of-country and cutting funding for health research at home and aid to refugees abroad? And why have evangelicals largely encouraged these policies? What Christian values do […]
When Silence Becomes Complicity: What an Adventist Partnership with Charlie Kirk Says About Us
by Christopher C. Thompson | 15 April 2025 | The recent participation of prominent Seventh-day Adventist figures at the Wisdom Pearl event, where they shared a stage with political commentator Charlie Kirk, marks a disheartening and dangerous moment for the Adventist Church in America. While some may brush it off as a non-political act of […]
The Progress in Fatigue…
15 April 2025 | By Daniel Mora, AT Latin America Editor Adventism in Latin America arose from the impact of literature, brought by ships and missionaries from other continents, that pointed to the imminent return of Jesus. Of course, the history that the first Adventists received in Latin America was somewhat modified. That message of […]