by Pastor Tom Hughes, March 12, 2017: The gospel of grace taught by Seventh-day Adventists is solidly in the Protestant camp. Ellen G. White in The Great Controversy agreed with Martin Luther’s message and his differences with the papal church when it comes to the gospel. The church’s official position on the gospel contained in […]
By Erica King, senior public relations and international studies double major, Southern Adventist University, March 9, 2017 It’s been nearly 100 years since the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote in 1920. Tennessee’s ratification was the last needed to change the U.S. Constitution, and Chattanooga’s Council for Women, a group organized by […]
By Briana Pastorino, Media Relations Specialist, LLUCH Editor’s Note: This isn’t the first time we’ve featured a story about a child philanthropist. Our first can be read here. I couldn’t resist featuring another. Enjoy! DLK Ulysses Hsu, 9, of Eastvale, has donated his birthday money to Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital (LLUCH). At his ninth birthday […]
By S M Chen, Mar 9, 2017 “Your god is too small for my universe.” Carl Sagan, astronomer (1934-1996) Someone I don’t know, but who, from what I’ve observed from a distance, seems to be a person of virtue, tells this anecdote. For reasons of doubt and confusion, he stopped attending church a couple decades […]
March 3, 2017: Dr. Benjamin Carson is the first Adventist to serve as a cabinet official in the United States government. Yesterday, his nomination was confirmed by the Senate and later in the day he was sworn in as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Of all the cabinet officials appointed by the new […]
by Stephen Ferguson, March 2, 2017: Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States Unless you have been in cryogenic stasis for the last few months, you would know that Donald Trump is now President of the United States. Some Christians are almost dancing in the streets, as if Trump […]
March 2, 2017: Dr. Randall Younker, an archaeologist at Andrews University, gave a presentation Monday evening titled “Archaeology, Women and the Early Church.” He focused on the presence and impact of women in the early church, as well as the changes that took place over time. Younker is a faculty member at the Seventh-day Adventist […]
By S M Chen, March 2, 2017 “Greater love hath no man than this: that a man lay down his life…” John 15:13 *** You may not have heard of Joe Delaney. Or, if so, you may have forgotten. Memory can be a tricky thing. Delaney was a football running back for the NFL Kansas […]
By Debbonnaire Kovacs, 2-2-2017 The YouTube video you can watch below is not of any of the choirs with which I’ve sung Handel’s Messiah for fifteen years. But this is one of my favorite choruses in the piece. My daughter and I sometimes sing it as a duet (only for our own pleasure). It’s nice […]
By Briana Pastorino and Debbonnaire Kovacs, Mar. 2, 2017 In early February I received the first of the notices from Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital announcing a new fundraiser. Like all large service institutions, LLUCH does lots of fundraisers, but this one sounded different. It was the 24th annual Foundation Gala, but its theme was […]
February 28, 2016: Last week a team of astronomers announced that they have found seven planets around a star 39 light years away that are similar to Earth. The planets are in the star’s habitable zone, a region where there is sufficient starlight to permit the existence of liquid water. “Three or four of the […]
by Larry Downing, February 27, 2017: Make America Great Again! This statement Donald J. Trump repeated time and again to assure his audiences that he was the candidate who will restore the United States of America to its predominant place. Enough people bought into Trump’s pledge to elect him president. Got me to thinking: What […]
