Health & Wellbeing
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Fasting for weight loss
Intermittent fasting has become popular as a weight-loss strategy. But what is it, and how does it compare to continuous calorie-restricted diets? - Light therapy for Parkinson’s disease gives new hope
- Feeding the body, starving the soul
Family & Relationships
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Relationships
What sort of qualities should we look for in a partner? - The power of forgiveness
- The only way is up
Scripture
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“Earth calling Mars . . .”
Many space explorations try to discover whether we are alone in the universe, but Errol Webster believes he has discovered something “out there” that science cannot inform us about. - Why origins matter
- What the Holy Spirit can do for you
Society & Culture
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Reaching for the summit
Life is an uphill battle for many marginalised young people in New Zealand, particularly Māori. But educator Julene Duerksen-Kapao has big dreams for these kids and is committed to walking alongside them, one step at a time. - The view from the cross
- Godless nation?
Aid & Human Rights
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Muddy, crowded and desperate . . . but never hopeless
About one million Rohingya have fled Myanmar and are seeking sanctuary in Bangladesh. Aid worker Britt Celine Oldebraten discovered that, while the scale of the crisis is hard to grasp, the stories of individual refugees are all too real. - Love anyway
- A long walk with Peter
Archaeology
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Nerva: Rome's "Good" Emperor
His reign was short lived, yet pivotal, for the future of the Roman empire. This article explores the rise to fame of the ruler hailed as the first of the “Five Good Emperors.” - Darius I and the Genesis of a War
- Looted in Syria, Sold in London
Arts & Entertainment
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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. - Play it again: Why we love historical movies
- Media Trends: June 2016
Nature & Environment
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Cages
Linden Chuang on the demise of SeaWorld and the significance of freedom for orcas . . . and humans. - The cost of a carnivore
- A not-so-green world
Spirituality
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Agents of God
The free gift of God's grace contains more responsibilities than we may expect at first. - Do miracles still happen?
- The Water of a New Life
Science & Technology
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Killing time
In our increasingly safe and sanitised Western culture, we turn to gaming and movies to satisfy our thirst for blood. But, asks Mark Hadley, how is violent entertainment affecting us? - Devices may be making us smarter, but is there a catch?
- Connected but lonely?
History
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The Bible for the people
Mark Finley explores the times and legacy of pioneering Reformer and English Bible translator John Wycliffe. - The counter Reformation
- Katharina Luther: Strong, decided, enterprising
Book Reviews
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You will not have my hate
To "not hate" isn't to love. The former leaves one indifferent; the latter brings about lasting change. - Review: Food as Medicine
- Saving my assassin