You can experience great strength through song. In 2022, art director Vitali Alekseenok remembered scrambling amid conflict as the annual international classical music festival was scheduled in Ukraine's second-largest city.

A shadow requires light. Have you ever noticed that shadows can still be seen even during the darkest nights?

Faith is when one believes without seeing. The age-old phrase "seeing is believing" has been around for centuries, but its relevance during this resurrection weekend is particularly powerful.

Have you ever stopped to think about how birds do not worry about where their next meal is coming from? Unlike us, birds do not have to farm their land or store food reserves in barns.

In 2020, world-famous Japanese artist Makoto Fujimura was invited by the School of Visual Art and Design to speak at Southern for Convocation.

By coming face-to-face with God, Jacob also came face-to-face with himself. It is no secret that loneliness can be difficult to deal with, yet so many people try their best to avoid it.

There was no space for Jesus in the Inn, so that He could provide a place for you with Him. In what areas of your life are you needing to make room for God this Christmas?

Although Paul was in prison, he never neglected the practice of praise. Research shows that people who frequently write down things they are grateful for reap many benefits, including increased physical health and happiness. Could it be that remembrance and thankfulness go hand in hand?

When life seems to be falling apart, gratitude can strengthen our faith. It is not always easy to be grateful. Sometimes it can be one of the most challenging things to do, even for Christians, especially when things are going wrong and we do not understand why they are happening.

As a Christian, you know that reading the Bible and Christian literature is essential for your spiritual growth. But did you know that writing reviews of those same books can be just as beneficial? Learn how!

We often hold onto our old self when we forget that God has made us new. In the novel, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, author Robert Louis Stevenson explores the duality of human nature.

Have you ever faced something that seemed insurmountable? On Wednesday, July 19, 1989, Mark Wellman began his ascent up the 3,000 vertical feet of El Capitan, a sheer rock granite in Yosemite National Park. A few rock climbers have successfully scaled El Capitan, but this time was different.

You cannot be near to God without being affected by His divine love. Born in 1707, Charles Wesley, wrote ten poetic lines each day for 50 years; no wonder he is called the greatest hymn writer of all time. Ten lines each day may not sound like much, but it quickly adds up.

When we treasure God’s purposes, we can trust His plans. In 1981, one of the most unfortunate structural catastrophes took place in Kansas City at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. During the first year of the hotel’s grand opening, an extravagant tea dance was held in the atrium.

Do not be surprised if a trial is kindled while you are in the midst of trusting in God. In Daniel 3, King Nebuchadnezzar tests the faith of three Hebrew young adults. The King commands Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego to bow down to his golden image or pay the ultimate price and be thrown into the fire.

Praying in times of pain is as important as praising God in times of deliverance. In her book Troubled Minds, Amy Simpson reveals the following highlights from her survey about dealing with mental illness in the church.

Sometimes how well we rise after we fall makes the most significant difference in our lives. On April 13, 2015, men’s steeplechase race runner, Tanguy Pepiot from Oregon University thought he had the win in the bag.

Through Christ the grave was not simply postponed, it was put away. In their book, The God Conversation, Moreland and Muehlhoff illustrate the universal desire for a story to end on a happy note.

When everything seems to be falling apart, focus on the one thing. On a frosty February evening, Diane Van Deren made history as the first woman to complete the Yukon Arctic Ultra.

This week students, faculty and staff at Southern Adventist University have been gathering each night for Student Week of Prayer. From the heartfelt responses of students, the presence of the Holy Spirit has been evident as students have led in song, prayer and preaching centered around the theme of clothing ourselves with the character of Christ based on Colossians 3:12.