Practically Adventist

The Library

Everything I’ve written down.

Thirteen pieces so far. Every one of them ends with the strongest argument I could find against it — when I couldn’t find one, that usually meant I hadn’t looked hard enough yet. Start anywhere.

  • When We Get Tired

    When We Get Tired

    Elijah had just won the greatest victory in the Bible. Then he ran. What 1 Kings 19 tells us about exhaustion, isolation, and where God’s voice actually shows up.

  • What Jude Knew

    What Jude Knew

    My dad and I argue about this stuff. Not fight — debate. He’s my sparring partner on all of it. And one of his running positions is that I spend too much…

  • The Hidden Apocalypse That Shadows Revelation

    The Hidden Apocalypse That Shadows Revelation

    Here’s how a lot of my study sessions start — I see something in a response, or another article I’m reading. I cut and paste it into a conversation with my team…

  • Signs of the Times: A Field Guide to What’s Coming

    Signs of the Times: A Field Guide to What’s Coming

    “I’ve heard the parable of the ten virgins since before I could read. For a long time I thought I understood it. Then I started to understand what oil actually means —…

  • The Blood Economy: Baal, Blood, and the War You Were Born Into

    The Blood Economy: Baal, Blood, and the War You Were Born Into

    Blood has been the currency of a particular kind of rebellion since Eden. This traces the practice through the sources — what’s documented, and what isn’t.

  • The Physics of I AM

    The Physics of I AM

    Bridging biblical theology and the philosophy of consciousness. What quantum physics and 3,500 years of Scripture are circling together.

  • The Moral Bear Market: Persia’s 2,500-Year Downtrend

    The Moral Bear Market: Persia’s 2,500-Year Downtrend

    Persia’s 2,500-year downtrend. Daniel charted it before the first candle printed. My uncle Jimmy — my namesake — was a missionary in Lebanon in the late 70s, early 80s, when Beirut was…

  • The Biblical Sabbath: Why the Seventh Day Still Matters

    The Biblical Sabbath: Why the Seventh Day Still Matters

    Before Sinai, before Israel, there was a Sabbath. And it wasn’t about church. I grew up Seventh-day Adventist.

  • Don’t Panic – It’s Just the End of the World

    Don’t Panic – It’s Just the End of the World

    The seal always comes before the storm. God has never unleashed judgment without first protecting His people. I found this pattern at 2 a.m. on a Tuesday.

  • Wars and Rumors of Wars

    Wars and Rumors of Wars

    When Jesus listed the signs, He started with conflict. Not because war is the end — but because it’s the beginning of sorrows.