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Freedom’s Just Another Word for Nothing Left to Lose

Commentary for SS Lesson 8.28.10

Grasping The Gospel: From Our Sins, or In Our Sins?

Joseph is trying to decide what to do.  His fiancée is pregnant.  He doesn't want to embarrass her anymore than she already is, so he decides to break the engagement privately and not expose her.  At that point, God steps in and explains the whole situation to Joseph and gives him some very important instructions.

By Beholding...

For the August 14 Sabbath School Lesson

When to Marry: Between Burning with Passion and the Corner of a Roof

When to get married is a decision of critical importance for men, and not just those for whom nuptials represent one's only chance of having sex. 

An Open Letter to Members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church From Mission Catalyst

An Open Letter to Members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
From Ron Gladden, Mission Catalyst

Dear Friend,

Is Your Salvation Showing?

A commentary for the Sabbath School Lesson dated 7.24.10 

Observations on John McLarty’s “Answering Fundamentalists”

A response to the sermon preached by John McLarty on July 3, which can be read here.

by Glenn Aufderhar

John's writing is crisp and clear-fun to read.  His closing appeal is powerful, timely and needed by all people wherever they are on the spectrum of theological thought.  

Don’t Follow Me; I’m Lost Too

Lillianne Winegardner Lopez writes Sabbath School Lesson commentaries for Adventist Today. This is her debut column for the SS lesson dated 7.17.10

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The Atlanta GC Session: What Will It Mean for the Movement?

After the heat of daily events and constant news and commentary, let me devote one more blog to reflections on the General Conference Session. Will it, in the long sweep of history, be seen as a significant turning point or just an average business meeting?

Video: Ted Wilson Sermon "Go Forward"

Ted Wilson, new President of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, preaches, perhaps, the most talked about seven minutes of his now infamous inaugural sermon, "Go Forward," on July 3, 2010.

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