Martin Weber

retired from denominational service, is a hospice chaplain.

Martin Weber, D.Min., served as pastor, editor, author, evangelist and police chaplain across North America and taught pastors on five continents with the General Conference Ministerial Association. In retirement he served as the Adventist product manager at Logos Bible Software, the world’s largest creator of digitized Christian content.

Articles by Martin

Adventists and Abortion

EDITOR'S NOTE: Perspective articles are the views of each author and do not necessarily represent the official stance of the North Pacific Union Conference or the Gleaner.

Almost Killed ... Again

Forty-seven years ago, a car accident almost killed me while driving to a Bible study. Last week that happened again. What lessons are there for survivors of such close calls?

Is Easter for Adventists?

Some Seventh-day Adventists pointedly ignore Easter because of its ancient roots in paganism.

Suddenly Nothing Mattered

Saturday night is a busy time for 911.

2018: Comfortable or Courageous?

Will 2018 be the year you escape your comfort zone to live courageously for Jesus?

Four Unlikely Mothers at Christmas

The unlikely cast of supporting characters surrounding the birth of Jesus is beyond belief, from this world’s perspective.

95 Theses for Adventists

Five hundred years ago, Martin Luther’s 95 Theses helped spark revival and reformation across Europe. We’ve seen a number of 21st-century counterpart declarations.

Good News About Hell

What’s happening with the Seventh-day Adventist Church?

Is the Church Going Through?

"No matter what, the Seventh‑day Adventist Church is going straight through to the kingdom," a veteran leader declared.

A Church Bully Transformed

America is at war — not just with ISIS but with itself. Civility vaporized during last year’s presidential campaign, and since then our nation has become even nastier.

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