history
Bible Echoes Through A Broken Stone
A black basalt stone found in the desert of Jordan has an inscription with the earliest known use of the name of Yahweh (one...
You are a Dirt Creature
If I were to ask, “who are you?” what would you say? Perhaps you’d start with your name, your family of origin or your...
135 years of Signs of the Times
Establishing in 1886, Signs of the Times magazine has a rich history of sharing God's word through publication—spanning more than a century
The Bible: A beginner’s guide
Who wrote the Bible? What kind of writing is it? How did we get it thousands of years later? David Jarnes lays out the basics.
Committing to a cause
When it comes to decisions of faith, Seth Pierce argues that believers may have more in common with atheists than either group realises.
The counter Reformation
The Protestant Reformation changed the world, but it also sparked a backlash. Harold Harker says the effects can still be seen today.
Mrs Luther and her sisters
The roles women played in the Reformation are highlighted in a new book by popular historian Derek Wilson.
Play it again: Why we love historical movies
When it comes to films, there is no time like the past.
500 years on
Harold Harker, with Melody Tan and Lee Dunstan, reflect on the legacy of the Reformation, half a millennium on.
Catalina flies again
Signs editor Lee Dunstan recently visited a facility catering specifically for a unique and oft ignored part of our community.
Tell the World
Tell the World is an ambitious film that represents a step forward for an Adventist production, breaking out from the traditional "talking heads" documentary.
