Among the many strange, and in some cases, new doctrines which have appeared on the horizon of Seventh-day Adventism during its short history, is a doctrine which has been referred to as "the character of God" message by those who embrace it.

Our Lord, Jesus was always making statements which seemed strange and mystical.

A University professor at a well known institution of higher learning challenged his students with this question. "Did God create everything that exists?"

If we wish to know God as He is we must find Him in His revelation through His Son, Jesus Christ.

What lie of Satan strikes at the very heart of the Christian faith? What is this deadly lie which completely destroys the most vital elements of Christianity? This article presents the answer in a simple way which is easy to understand.

There are many who are convinced that God is truly an almighty Being, the One who is Ruler of the entire universe, yet still, they will not serve Him. Why? The reason is that they do not know the kind of Person that God is in His character.

I have often compared the Ten Commandments to a photograph, because we say they are an expression of God’s character.

Richard Dawkins is probably one of the most well known atheists in the world at the moment....

The salvation of planet earth depends upon the identity of the One who was crucified on Calvary. Who was this person who claimed that He was the Son of God? Why is it important that we be certain of His identity?

The single Bible verse which, perhaps, more than any other summarizes the gospel is John 3:16 - "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life."

If the whole purpose of life is to love the Lord our God with all our hearts, souls, minds and strength (Mark 12:30), then it is obvious that any doctrine which is worth knowing, must have some relationship to this supreme purpose of knowing and loving God with all our being.

In His wisdom the Saviour teaches us to approach God with the confidence of a child. He instructs us to call Jehovah by the endearing name of "Father," that we may not separate from Him in awe and coldness.