Doctrine Digest | Spiritual Gifts and Ministries

In October, Angola took a bold financial leap with the launch of the $125 million Crescer Project—a youth employment initiative co-financed by the African Development Bank, the Angolan Government, and the European Union. More than a social intervention, this project is a strategic economic manoeuvre aimed at stimulating entrepreneurship, expanding…

Many people associate accountability with control or correction. But in Scripture, it is a form of care. To be held accountable is to be held in love. It is a way of saying, “I won’t let you drift unnoticed.” Accountability protects us from isolation, self-deception and spiritual stagnation.

Seventh-day Adventists, like other Christians take part in the Lord’s Supper, also known as the Holy Communion service, as a commemoration of Jesus’ sacrificial death on the cross. This is a time to reflect upon what Jesus has done for us, and to respectfully express this gratitude as a church…

Addiction feels like death. But the gospel is about resurrection. Not just someday, but now. Today we reflect on the promise that no story is too far gone and no person is beyond redemption. The tomb is empty. That changes everything.

Someone one said, "When confronted with the truth, an honestly mistaken man will either cease to be mistaken, as he accepts the truth and walks in it; or he will cease to be honest, as it rejects the truth and chooses to continue in his error." Having answered questions regarding…