Reclaiming the Sanctuary: The Adventist Church Needs a Professional Code of Ethics
In 1847, the American Medical Association adopted its first code of ethics.
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May 2026
Eternal Torment Requires a Miracle You’ve Never Heard Preached
God would have to supernaturally preserve the people who rejected Him just to keep them burning
Rededicate 250: The Right Diagnosis, the Wrong Doctor
Americans across the political spectrum are worried about moral drift. Handing the government a theological mandate is not the remedy the Constitution — or…
Five Institutional Lessons From the Multimillion-Dollar Disruption at Gateway Church
When the civil lawsuit pitting Gateway Church against its founding pastor, Robert Morris, quietly vanished from the public dockets of a Tarrant County court,…
The Locked Gate: Why Collectivist States Cannot Afford to Let People Leave
There is a test that reveals whether a political system genuinely serves its people or merely exploits them. Ask one question: May the citizens…
Charisma, Poise, and Liberty: The Century-Spanning Journey and Faith-Filled Stewardship of Betsy Phillips (1917-2026)
By Michael Peabody, Esq.
The Erasure of the Boxcars
How some modern Christian theories overwrite the secular trauma of the Holocaust to fit a particular theological end-times timeline.
“Shabbat 250”: Trump’s National Sabbath Proclamation Is Historic. Adventists Are Alarmed. Most Americans Have No Idea It Happened.
For the first time in 250 years, a sitting U.S. president formally urged Americans to observe a Sabbath day. The reaction reveals more about…
Before America Is “Rededicated to God” this Sunday, Here Are Eight Questions the Constitution Requires Us to Ask
A Religious Liberty Checklist for Watching Sunday's "Rededicate 250" Event and What Officials Say Afterward
The Law Is Not Optional: Why Congress Should Defund Jury Nullification Campaigns
Rep. Letlow’s legislation has drawn outrage from civil libertarians who have forgotten what jury nullification actually looks like when the wrong people are in…