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Righteousness By Faith And The Third Angel’S Message — 5, George R. Knight

Lake Union Herald

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But, Lord, I Don’T See How!, Don Jacobsen

Lake Union Herald

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Righteousness By Faith And The Third Angel’S Message — 5, George R. Knight

Lake Union Herald

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Celebration Of Diversity, Katelyn Campbell, S. Joseph Kidder

Faculty Publications

Diversity is worth celebrating. It can be incredibly helpful in bringing us together in dialogue, love, and mission. By engaging with our differences, we can not only reach more people effectively for the kingdom of God but also be more united as a church body. When we choose to listen to, dialogue with, and learn from one another, we allow ourselves to be humbled. We cannot be united in our diversity and remain proud of heart. It is a spirit of humility that allows us to truly connect not only with those with whom we agree but also with those …

Women In The Word, Hyveth Williams

Faculty Publications

"While affirming the call to proclaim the gospel alongside our brothers in ministry, this article offers tips, advice, and even instructions on how to be the best preachers God has endowed us to be at a time when the contributions of women in the world and, slowly, in the Word, are receiving increasing attention and recognition."

Cuba Mission Trip Offers Valuable Lessons To Andrews Academy Group, Steven Atkins

Lake Union Herald

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Righteousness By Faith And The Third Angel’S Message — 4, George R. Knight

Lake Union Herald

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A Model For Intergenerational Learning, Michelle Odinma

Lake Union Herald

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Keeping Your Spirituality Alive, S. Joseph Kidder, David K. Penno

Faculty Publications

When we think of biblical spirituality, we often limit ourselves to the spiritual practices such as prayer, devotions, fasting, worship, etc. These are certainly all vital components of our spiritual life. But less often do we consider ministry for others as part of our own walk with Jesus. Sometimes we see ministry as an optional part of spirituality, often left to those we perceive as “really spiritual.” But the Word of God indicates that a very important part of our walk with Jesus is our service to His body, the church, and to the lost sheep outside the church.

Developing An Authentic Devotional Life, Scott R. Ward

Faculty Publications

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Education Et Eschatologie. Pourquoi L’Éducation Théologique Est-Elle Nécessaire?, Jiří Moskala Thd, Phd

Faculty Publications

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Eschatologie Et Écologie. Pourquoi Prendre Soin De La Terre Si Tout Va Brûler ?, A. Rahel Wells

Faculty Publications

La compréhension adventiste des événements de la fin induit la réalité que la terre brûlera à la fin des temps. Malheureusement, cela se traduit souvent par le fait que les nombreuses injonctions bibliques à prendre soin de la création ne sont plus pertinentes, puisque la terre sera de toute façon recréée par Dieu. Cette compréhension inexacte de la relation entre l’écologie et l’eschatologie a conduit de nombreux non-chrétiens qui se soucient de la terre à étiqueter la Bible et les chrétiens comme étant à la source d’une multitude de catastrophes écologiques2 . Cependant, ma conviction est que le soin de …

Program Notes. En Garde! Camerata Milwaukee, Shorewood, Wi. March 23, 2019, Marianne Kordas

Faculty Publications

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Righteousness By Faith And The Third Angel’S Message — 3, George R. Knight

Lake Union Herald

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"Whosoever Will": Embracing Everyone, David K. Penno

Faculty Publications

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The Bible clearly calls Christians to minister to, and to invite to discipleship, all persons in the world (Matt. 28:19, 20; Rev. 14:6). This includes persons who have sexual attractions that are outside the biblical design, whether they act on those desires or not. We do not have the option to ignore, reject, or marginalize them (nor should we do this to anyone else; all people are important to God). So the question becomes, how do we make room for everyone?

There are at least three levels of relationship that the church has with persons …

An Atheist Confirms Ellen White’S Counsel, Joann Davidson

Faculty Publications

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Program Notes. A Little Bizarre...A Little Extravagant. Camerata Milwaukee, Shorewood, Wi. February 23, 2019., Marianne Kordas

Faculty Publications

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2019 Seminary Scholarship Symposium Program, Seventh-Day Theological Seminary

Publications

Program brochure.

Righteousness By Faith And The Third Angel’S Message — 2, George R. Knight

Lake Union Herald

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What If Every Church Became A House Of Prayer?, Don Jacobsen

Lake Union Herald

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Jesus Kommt - Bald: Eine Geschichte Des Aktiven Wartens Der Frühen Adventisten, Denis Kaiser

Faculty Publications

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Differences Between American And Christian Cultures., Grace Chi, Jerry L. Chi

Faculty Publications

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A Fresh Look At Summer Camp Ministry, Erik Vandenburgh

180 Symposium Publications

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Creating Communities Of Belonging For Authentic Youth Evangelism, Daniel M. Duffis

180 Symposium Publications

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Resourcing Our Youth For Evangelism, Ron Whitehead

180 Symposium Publications

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Adventist Millennials’ Perceptions Of Traditional Evangelism, Alan Parker, Emily Charvat

180 Symposium Publications

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Love & Justice, John Peckham

Lake Union Herald

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Martin Luther: Master Of Paradoxes, Trevor O'Reggio

Faculty Publications

Martin Luther, the great German and Protestant reformer sees himself as following this biblical tradition of speaking in paradoxes. This paradoxical quality about Luther’s theological ideas evades easy explanation or simplistic interpretation. Some consider that Luther’s theological genius enabled him to view both sides of an issue. Others stumble over his paradoxical and apparently conflicting statements. The purpose of this paper is to analyze and critically evaluate some of Luther’s usage of paradoxes in his writings.

Longings And Losses: Working With Grieving Families, David Sedlacek, Beverly Sedlacek

Faculty Publications

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Connecting To God Through Giving, S. Joseph Kidder

Faculty Publications

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