Editorials

For many Christians, stewardship is primarily thought of in relation to material things, money or tithes and offerings.

There are many today who are too busy for spiritual things. Not just those who reject the gospel, but even Bible-believing, church-going people.

The homiletics professor was not impressed with my sermon outline based on biblical genealogies. “Don’t preach from the lists!” he had scrawled across the top of my paper.

Generosity is a gift that not only affects those around us, but impacts how we think about ourselves.

Spring Valley Academy leaders were planning for someone to lead this initiative a year from now. It feels very providential that the person and the funding came a year ahead of schedule.

As the evangelist preached to the crowd gathered at a stadium in Africa, a spiritual battle was raging behind the stage platform.

I am a witness that dreams do come true, visions do become reality and God does answer prayers! This past August, all three happened when we celebrated the grand opening of Adventist HealthCare (AHC) White Oak Medical Center on Healing Way in Silver Spring, Md.

Each registration day, Shenandoah Valley Academy (SVA) faculty and staff form a circle, join hands and pray for the students who will momentarily walk through the doors of Twomley Hall and become part of the SVA family.