Ellen White, Lifestyle, and Scripture Interpretation

Ellen White's Interpretation and Use of the Seven Letters of Revelation

The Development of Ellen G. White's Concept of Babylon in The Great Controversy

Was Ellen White Confused About Justification?

Ellen G. White: Side Issues or Central Message

The Divine Authority of Preaching and Applying the Word: Ellen G. White's Perspective in Relation to Evangelical Viewpoints

The Quest for a Biblical Trinity: Ellen White's "Heavenly Trio" Compared to the Traditional Doctrine

Ellen G. White and Creationism: How to Deal with Her Statements on Creation and Evolution: Implications and Prospects

Ellen G. White's Role in Ministering to God's Remnant

Ellen White on Theology, Its Methods, and the Use of Scripture

The Inspiration of Scripture in the Writings of Ellen G. White

The Lesser and the Greater Lights: Ellen White and the Bible

Ellen G. White's Understanding of the Sanctuary and Hermeneutics

The Theological and Practical Significance of Health Reform in the Writings of Ellen G. White

Ellen White, Health, and the Third Angel's Message: Part 2-Minimizing Non-Communicable Diseases

Ellen White, Health, and the Third Angel's Message: Part 1--Improving Health through Reducing Transmissible Diseases

A Dialogue Between Contemporary Perspectives and Ellen White on Divine Action and Quantum Physics

A Fresh Look at Ellen G. White’s Statements Within Their Original Context on the Heathen Being Saved

The Place of the Book of Daniel in the Hebrew Canon

The Text of the Creation Sabbath (Genesis 2:1-3)

Theological Intentionality for the Concept of Holiness in the Pentateuch

Nomological or Inspirational? Paul’s Use of the Old Testament in 1 Corinthians

Repentance and Personal Responsibility in Ezekiel 18 and Its Inner-Textual and Intertextual Contexts

Intrinsic Canonicity

The Inadequacy of the Community to Determine the Canon

How the Bible Spells Success

The Prophetic Stream

A New Look at the Year-Day Principle

The Authority of Ellen White

Ellen G. White’s Passion for Jesus and Scripture

Ellen G. White’s Use of the Theological Ellipse