Why are so many pastors asking themselves, "Should I quit?" This global study uncovers the overwhelming challenges Adventist pastors face—from burnout to financial strain—and offers practical, systemic solutions to better support their vital ministry.

Are foundational Adventist doctrines fading from the pulpit? A global survey of pastors reveals which key topics are being regularly preached—and which are surprisingly absent—raising questions about how to maintain theological depth and identity in the church.

How do Adventist pastors’ own education and experiences shape their support for Adventist schools? The 2023 Global Adventist Pastors’ Survey reveals both encouraging levels of education among pastors and challenges related to access, teacher composition, and the role of education in sustaining the church’s mission.

The OneVoice27 initiative calls the global church to unite in mission, using prayer, digital media, and creative outreach to proclaim the eternal gospel with clarity and urgency. From deep study of Scripture to coordinated evangelism, every believer is invited to join in sharing Christ’s message leading up to 2027.

Mission is a call from God, but obedience sometimes means waiting rather than acting. Jongimpi D. Papu explores how the Holy Spirit guides when and where the gospel is shared, showing that God’s “no” can be a divine “not yet” for a greater harvest.

If you were a young preacher today, would you build your ministry on trends—or on the timeless power of the Bible? What if the key to lasting impact is simply going back to the Word? 

Is Jesus really in the Old Testament? Discover how ancient stories—like Isaac’s near-sacrifice and Jacob’s ladder—point to Christ as the heart of God’s redemptive plan. 

Why did a royal physician choose the pulpit over prestige? Discover the timeless power behind Martyn Lloyd-Jones’ Christ-centered, Spirit-filled preaching. 

What makes a sermon truly impactful—its length, or its lasting transformation of hearts? In an age of distraction, faithful preaching must be Biblical, Christ-centered, and deeply relevant to people's real needs.