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Testing What We Believe
INTRODUCTION Anyone who has ever attended a Seventh-day Adventist prophecy series or read Ellen G. White’s book, The Great Controversy will surely tell you that John the Revelator’s description of the beast from the earth (Revelation 13:11-17) is symbolic of the United States of America. Yet far fewer know that the Adventist and traditional interpretation…
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Mission & Vision Statement
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My Beliefs as a Christian Writer
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Two Horns Like a Lamb
The book of Revelation, Chapter 13, speaks of a beast rising up out of the earth with two horns like a lamb. A beast in Bible prophecy symbolizes a kingdom or nation. Furthermore, horns represent kings, kingdoms and emblems of power; Daniel 7 and 8 clearly point this out. It is widely accepted among Seventh-day…
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A Passport to Heaven
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Sam’s Deceptive Visitor
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Three Tribes, One God
As a Seventh-day Adventist Christian, I have had the privilege of giving Bible Studies to individuals over the years. In all my studies, I can attest that pretty much everyone fell into one of three tribes (persuasions). This essay looks at these three tribes, and gives an answer to the question, “Why three tribes and…
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The Trills of Life (poem)

In honor of National Poetry Month, I wrote the following poem. The Trills of Life Every Spring morning day Little songbirds everywhere Express their joy for life Nature’s fluttering orchestra A harmonious chord of serenades Swelled with the breath of life Their joy in song The happy melodies of life Trills again and again Praise…
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Stumbling Blocks
Having grown-up in the Seventh-day Adventist faith, along with its teachings and traditions, I’ve learned through personal trial that my greatest stumbling blocks towards the advancement of truth, has been my own defined “Adventist” beliefs, along with the inherent bias towards others who believe different from me. Whether we admit it or not, we all…
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The Sea of Forgetfulness (poem)