Have you ever wondered why some prayers seem unanswered? This article explores how our own actions—toward God, others, and ourselves—can impact the way God responds, offering practical insights to align our lives with His will and experience His blessings more fully.

Are you ready to guide someone toward baptism? This article equips deacons and deaconesses with practical steps to lead engaging, prayerful, and effective Bible studies that inspire faith, understanding, and a personal relationship with Jesus.

Crafting a sermon is like guiding someone up a mountain: careful preparation, clear direction, and thoughtful pacing help lead listeners to transformation, not just information. Malcolm Perry walks preachers through brainstorming, sequencing, choosing delivery styles, and structuring sermons to inspire lasting change.

Jamie Lehn highlights the critical responsibility of churches to safeguard children and vulnerable members, offering practical strategies to prevent abuse, ensure accountability, and create truly safe spaces for worship.

Why is the Bible central to Seventh-day Adventist faith and life? Frank M. Hasel explores how Scripture shapes theology, guides daily living, unites the church, and offers timeless wisdom, hope, and salvation for every believer.

What if children and adults worshipped side by side every Sabbath? Orathai Chureson explores the power of intergenerational worship, showing how including all ages in church life strengthens faith, builds community, and models God’s kingdom here on earth.

What does it take to lead the church faithfully in a complex world? Erton Köhler shares a powerful call for leaders to be deeply rooted in Scripture and relentlessly focused on mission-two priorities that shape a church capable of transforming lives.

What if biblical hospitality means far more than offering food or a warm welcome? This article explores Paul’s powerful call to philoxenos-a radical, Christ-like love for the stranger-and why it remains essential for church leaders and believers today.

Through the life of Noah, we discover that walking with God means unwavering faith, obedience, and gratitude-even when the world rejects His truth. His story challenges us to remain steadfast, trusting in God’s promises and justice until the end.

Deacons and deaconesses play a vital role in bringing comfort, care, and practical help to grieving families—reflecting Christ’s compassion before, during, and after funeral services.