John Freedman
Previously Washington Conference president from 2002–2016.
A Mission Lesson From Adventist Health
Adventist Health leadership, staff and employees are ministers for Christ in our Seventh-day Adventist Church.
MoreOur Northwest Strategic Plan
Nothing has the potential to change the world like the mission of the church, led by Christ, who is the head of the church, and empowered by the Holy Spirit.
MoreThe Giant Must Fall
We all face giant, challenging issues sometime in our life. We face them personally and as families, as individual churches and as a worldwide movement, as citizens and as a country.
MoreActive Prayer, Personal Ministry
One day, after a short absence from Jesus, the disciples found Him praying. Being totally absorbed in His communion with the Father, Jesus was unaware of their presence.
MoreYoung Adults, Young Leaders
I’m writing some thoughts here from the South Guatemala Mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
MorePlugged Into Jesus
On a recent Monday morning I awoke, excited about the prospects for the week.
MoreOur First Work
“Happy New Year” greetings bring all sorts of thoughts. Out with the old and in with the new. An opportunity for new beginnings, new habits, new choices, new resolutions to be better people.
MoreDisplaying God's True Colors
Fall is one of my favorite seasons of the year. All the vibrant colors of the changing leaves declare the glory of our mighty Creator God. The leaves do not change because the trees are dying.
MoreMy Observations on an Annual Council Decision
Delegates gathered during October at the General Conference (GC) headquarters in Silver Spring, Md., for the 2017 Annual Council meeting of the world church executive committee.
MoreLiving God's Love
Predicting what health care in America will look like as we move into the future is like trying to walk outside during a hurricane. The winds of debate are strong, outcomes often unpredictable.
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