He supports the process of change, and has argued for significant change in Ellen G. White's views of God (see: inspiration of Ellen White#Change over time. For instance, his best known series is "From Sinai to Golgotha", a five-part sequence published in 1981 in the Adventist Review. It discusses a change from a more fear-based picture of God in the Bible at Mt Sinai, to a more grace-based image of God at the cross.
He champions the progression of change and has advocated for significant alterations in Ellen G. White's views on God (refer to: inspiration of Ellen White#Change over time). For example, his most famous series is "From Sinai to Golgotha", a five-part sequence published in 1981 in the Adventist Review. This work examines a transition from a fear-based depiction of God at Mt Sinai to a grace-based portrayal at the cross.