God Created Mankind—The Imago Dei A few years ago, God created people. This has largely been considered by most theologians to be a rather big deal and thus has been the subject of many studies. After all, the record of our beginning, our genesis if you will, speaks volumes as to what it means to be human. Our creation answers much of who we
On April 11–13, 2019, an organization known as Pioneer Health and Missions conducted a weekend sermon series, titled “The Shaking,” in Berrien Center, Michigan, fewer than ten minutes from Andrews University. The organization and its members identify as Seventh-day Adventists, though they are no longer affiliated with the world church. The p
Adventist Church treasurer Juan Prestol-Puesán highlighted his team’s sense of deep gratitude to church members and God in his presentation of the 2018 Financial Report to the members of the church’s Executive Committee on April 9, 2019. His report, entitled “The 2018 Financial Story,” told a story of trust in what he believes is God’s past, presen
In the previous article, we looked at the supposed discoveries of Ron Wyatt in regards to Noah’s Ark. We will now turn to another of Wyatt’s “discoveries:” the Red Sea crossing. The Red Sea Crossing Perhaps the most credible claim that Wyatt offers is that of the Red Sea crossing and finding Pharaoh’s chariot wheels. To dramatically summarize, due
Don’t Skip Breakfast! A report by The New York Times published observations made about Adventists' healthy lifestyle. The Times wrote, “A recent review of the dietary patterns of 50,000 adults who are Seventh Day Adventists over seven years provides the latest evidence suggesting that we should front-load our calories early in the day to jump-start
On August 12 and the 14th, several dentists from across the state of Michigan provided humanitarian service to the refugee community in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The event was referred to as a refugee dental expo. Refugees from various counties, as well as several residents from Michigan received services. Service providers were dentists and nutritio
