Ellen G. White has been the most influential voice in the history of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, yet she has often been misunderstood by many, both inside and outside of Adventism. Ellen G. White and the Gift of Prophecy aims at correcting that problem. Author Michael W. Campbell presents... [Show more]
“The church exists by mission just as fire exists by burning,” wrote Emil Brunner. “Where there is no mission, there is no church.” The problem is, some churches have become mere Sabbath-morning gatherings of religious people. They’ve lost their fire and fail to actively love and serve their... [Show more]
John wrote his book of Revelation a long time ago. Was he talking about events that have subsequently unfolded—or does his book tell us about events we can expect to happen in the future? The symbolism in the book of Revelation can be difficult to understand. Why should we care about churches... [Show more]
Many are familiar with Jesus’ famous words that lead His Sermon on the Mount. They have been cause for hope for Christians everywhere. They have also been cause for profound discussion regarding just how to conduct ourselves in this broken world. But you’re about to delve into the Beatitudes like... [Show more]
Bible Study Basics builds on the premise that for Seventh-day Adventists, called “people of the book,” discipleship cannot be understood except in terms of a process fed by Bible study. In nurturing disciples, one of the things we often fail to do is teach them how to study the Bible; we... [Show more]
Ministering Hope to the Hurting Heart is an inspiring gentle guide for people called to minister to survivors of abuse. Buoyed by the Word, a clear vision of the healing process and practical suggestions, you will be empowered by Christ, the Balm in Gilead, to bring healing hope to survivors.... [Show more]
The purpose of being a disciple is not only to proclaim the good news, the word of salvation, but also to demonstrate the love of God to people who are in need. We cannot come out of the darkness and simply bask in His marvelous light; we need to go back into the darkness and make a difference. We... [Show more]
Look at Goliath—he’s taller than a house! Watch out for his spear—it’s thick like a tree trunk. Can God find a hero to face the giant? Count the soldiers in Gideon’s tiny army. How can 300 men chase away thousands with nothing but torches and trumpets? Listen to chariots rumbling and soldiers... [Show more]
These thoughts highlight the essence of this book: true generosity, grounded in faith and relationship with God, transforms our hearts, fills us with peace, and mirrors divine grace. Hunt: You can’t be a good steward of God’s possessions without having a relationship with... [Show more]
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE TRULY MAGNANIMOUS? How do we encourage our children to grow into responsible, intentional stewards of our planet, their time, talents, possessions, and their physical and spiritual health? How do we generate practical ways to approach life with kindness, generosity, and... [Show more]
