November/December 2010

Kingdom Time 0

This editorial was written at the last minute. The rest of the magazine was edited, designed, and final read before I sat down to "pen" these words. Still I waited. I waited until my associate editor sent an urgent plea to me on voice mail: "Please write the editorial so we can print." I used

Christ-Centered Liberty 0

I once found myself seated at a table in Washington, D.C., with representatives of many political and religious groups. Representing a conservative Christian organization, I was surrounded by those whose first principles conflicted with mine on many major points. I had to ask myself, What in the world am I doing here? The answer lay

Leading for Freedom 0

Liberty Editor: Dr. Wilson, you were elected president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church at its world General Conference on June 25, 2010. At that time you gave a powerful sermon on the Adventist particulars. And you included religious freedom as vital to our proclamation. How do you see the religious liberty dynamic for us today?

God's Way Works 0
- November/December 2010
- November 1, 2010
Mike Mudd was in his mid-20s when he became a Christian and gave his heart to the Lord. "I had been an atheist my whole life, and then had an experience with the Lord," explains Mudd. "I went from being an atheist to wanting to tell everyone about Jesus and what He'd done for me."
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877-721-3700: New Helpline for Religious Rights 0
- November/December 2010
- November 1, 2010
Having a right means little if you don't have a mechanism to enforce it. For years the Seventh-day Adventist Church has had a program in place to protect the religious liberty rights of its members and others of faith. In the United States and Canada Adventist pastors and attorneys have helped thousands of individuals with
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Once Upon a Time: A Tale of the 1800s 0
- November/December 2010
- November 1, 2010
Sir, I take shame to myself as a member of the General Assembly of 1885, which repealed the acts of religious protection which this bill is intended to restore. It was hasty and ill-advised legislation, and, like all such, has been only productive of oppressive persecution upon many of our best citizens, and of shame
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