As Seventh-day Adventists, we have often seen ourselves as the heirs of the Protestant Reformation and defenders of Sola Scriptura. Despite this, we seldom think about our indebtedness to the theological giants that came before us. So in honor of the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, The Compass Magazine invites you to submit an arti
I feel a deep interest in our Sabbath schools throughout the land, because I believe them to be instrumentalities of God for the education of our youth in the truths of the Bible. 2 Testimony Treasures 567.2 Here at The Compass Magazine, our mission is to help young people to construct a worldview based on the Bible and the Spirit of
Welcome to the Compass Magazine GYC 2016 Booth. We're glad you stopped by to visit with us. Please click the link below to take our survey and receive a free printed sample of our magazine content (for the first 200 survey participants who are present at complete the survey at our booth) and other free materials. God bless and stay tuned to our web
On Sabbath, October 29, 2016, Pastor Doug Batchelor of Amazing Facts and the Granite Bay Seventh-day Adventist Church continued his new sermon series on Islam’s role in Bible prophecy. Part 3 of the series was entitled “Critical Mass.” You can read the synopsis of part 1 here, and the synopsis of part 2 here. Resources on Islam and Bible Prophecy P
Disclaimer: The views and opinions in this article do not necessarily reflect the position of The Compass Magazine. On Sabbath, October 22, 2016, Pastor Doug Batchelor of Amazing Facts and the Granite Bay Seventh-day Adventist Church continued his new sermon series on Islam’s role in Bible prophecy. Part 2 of the series was entitled “From Mecca to
Disclaimer: The views and opinions in this article do not necessarily reflect the position of The Compass Magazine. On Sabbath, October 15, 2016, Pastor Doug Batchelor of Amazing Facts and the Granite Bay Seventh-day Adventist Church began a new sermon series covering the topic of Islam and Bible prophecy. Pastor Batchelor introduced the series by
At the conclusion of his second epistle, Peter asserts that his fellow apostle Paul has written some things that are “hard to understand” (2 Peter 3:15-16). Though the Apostle Peter may have lacked the scholarship and rhetorical complexity of the Apostle Paul, his writings are nonetheless provocative and full of deep theological insights. Looking a
Update 2016.09.20 - Can't make it to the event in person? You can still join us by live streaming at the indicated times here. The Compass Magazine is happy to announce our first conference, Repairing the Breach: A Pathway to Racial Unity in the Church. We would like to extend a warm invitation to all of our readers to engage with one of the
The Compass Magazine is at ASI this week, and we're featuring a survey about issues in the Adventist Church at our booth. Stop by booth #213 and get a free compass when you take the survey! Take the survey now
