A Christian look at the possibilities and dangers of Artificial Intelligence By Daniel McFeeters We are living in unprecedented times. Advancements in technology are reshaping society in ways comparable to the industrial revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries, or …
I started writing this paper for a class for my Masters Degree, taught by Dr. Stephen Bauer, back in the summer of 2022. I got bogged down and didn’t finish until this past winter–barely getting it submitted in time to …
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In today’s society, we spend an ever-increasing amount of time indoors, living in an artificial world of human making. How is this shift to indoor living affecting our spiritual lives? Are there hidden benefits that have been lost by living …
A Logical Deduction from God’s Character of Justice The concept of life after death, now a common teaching in the Christian world, is surprisingly rare to find in the Old Testament scriptures. Many scholars have taught that this belief arose …
What does it mean to be a woman in God’s church today? How does one’s gender affect their relationship to God, to society, and importantly, to the community of believers?
I shared this 7-part series based on the Sanctuary this spring, in our Williamsburg church. I pray that you will be blessed! This series is loosely based on an older 13-part series that I did in Stearns, along with Micah …
Between October 12 and November 17, 2018, my wife Kristina and I presented a 26-part prophecy Bible study at the Stearns Seventh-day Adventist Church. The series was well attended, and was live-streamed on Facebook as well. We used the “Prophecies …
Since the concepts of Last Generation Theology were thrust to the forefront of my consciousness a couple of years ago, I have spent considerable time pondering their meaning. In recent years, more and more Seventh-day Adventist leaders have proclaimed their …
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The King James Version has been the standard for English translations of the Bible for over 400 years. The original edition, published in 1611, is hardly decipherable by English speakers today. The spelling and type face were updated in 1769, …
He was a bright young scholar, only 29 years of age, yet he was about to make the most significant discovery of his career—a discovery that would soon alter the course of history. His goal was simple: to prove scientifically …