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In debates about the authority of the Bible, people commonly argue that the Bible is inspired, even inerrant, and therefore that it has authority. Is this argument valid? Dr. Edward W. H. Vick argues that it is not, that authority does not derive from inspiration, and that terms like “inspiration” and “inerrancy” do not contribute…
A look at the historical experiences that established a distinctively Adventist hermeneutic.
The Church’s Charge for Missions
Feeling stagnant in your spiritual journey? Stuck! offers a biblical lifeline through seven thought-provoking chapters to help you break free from spiritual quicksand and move forward with renewed purpose.
A short mystery in which a college professor of theology hunts for a skilled criminal.
Process-relational theology meets day-to-day spiritual needs and encourages growth and wholeness.
Looking at the Sermon on the Mount for some pointers on how we might interact with our society politically.
Edward W. H. Vick provides an unbiassed assessment of the claim that you can go on speaking of the Second Advent as ‘soon’ after having said so for centuries, followed by a constructive statement suggesting a more honest approach derived directly from the New Testament. If you use ‘soon’ in the ordinary sense, you can’t…
A rabbi and his wife, as new believers in Yeshua, are in uncharted territory and faced with questions that demand answers.
Why do we study the Bible? What is its authority in our lives? This is a good way to start an introduction to Bible study–by looking at what we expect to get from the Bible. It takes a high view of inspiration but does not make a statement on Biblical inerrancy. Note: This is a…