A guilty heart is not a cheerful heart
By Doug Inglish Guilt is a terrible motivator. I don’t mean that it is not effective, or that it has no place in our…
When to be rubber and when to be a sponge
By Carol Bolden What’s it like to be a pastor’s spouse? A recent article, titled, “Pastor, Remember Your Wife is the Most Vulnerable Person…
How your generosity supports the church
By George Crumley As pastors inspire hearts with the love and care of God, and faithfully keep the needs of His cause before a…
Adventist Education is for everyone
A Voice from Mile High Academy The Great Commission is clear in its admonition that we are to go to every nation, tongue, and…
A Voice from Vista Ridge Academy
By Sandy Hodgson Vista Ridge Academy is blessed with support from Boulder, Chapel Haven, and Twin Peaks Adventist churches. Our constituent churches are committed…
Generalizing Jesus Out
By Jessyka Albert Making hasty generalizations is one of the perils of being human. We make snap judgements about people, places, things, and ideas…
Keeping them in . . . How do we pass the baton of faith to our children?
By Michelle Morrison The question: You raised six incredible children and all of them are in the church today. What did you do to…
Driven
By Samantha Nelson “And Jesus answered and said unto her, Martha, Martha, thou art careful and troubled about many things: But one thing is…
Voice of prophecy evangelism boot camp sets stage for “revelation speaks peace”
By Michele Stotz Beginning on January 5, 2018, the Good News will blanket the Denver area—and unlike some snowstorms that hit the region, the…
Faithful Against All Odds
By Rajmund Dabrowski “Can you pack your bags and be ready for a trip to Albania next week?” was the invitation I wanted but…