Stephen Chavez

Burst the Bubble: Finding Your Passion for Community Service, Sung K. Kwon, Pacific Press Publishing Association, 2017, 153 pages. Softcover, $15.99. Reviewed

Don’t read this book if you don’t want to be challenged. Don’t read this book if the sum total of your Christian experience consists only of going to church

We’re familiar with stories about people who hear God’s voice and abandon everything to follow His lead—as long as those stories are in the Bible. If their

Faith Alive, Calvin B. Rock, Outskirts Press, Denver, Colorado, 2015, 282 pages. Softcover, US$15.95. Reviewed by Stephen Chavez, Adventist Review.

Last year, while boarding a flight from the East Coast to the West Coast, I walked down the aisle of the airliner wearing a sweatshirt with the words “Homeboy

It’s no secret that millennials are leaving the church. And Adventists aren’t the only ones grappling with the phenomenon of young adults born between

Those of us who live in North America have a fairly well-defined understanding of Ellen White and her ministry to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. We know

By Stephen Chavez, Assistant Editor Adventist Review

No Adventist pastor has a larger platform on which to preach the principles of God’s kingdom than does Barry C. Black, chaplain of the United States Senate.

We are living in one of the fastest periods of change in human history, and the local Adventist church is in danger of becoming irrelevant, even outdated.” If