First, the bad news – part one: As few as one in six Americans will attend church this weekend – which means the percentage of unchurched is at its highest ever. And the bad news – part two: Even though surrounded by the unchurched, the Adventist church in America is barely growing. The good news?... [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 tell our... [Show more]
The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a special mission to preach the good news of salvation to every nation, kindred, tongue, and people (Revelation 14:6). In reaching people from various backgrounds, we are reminded that “lessons must be given in the language of humanity” (The Desire of... [Show more]
A Deeper Look at Your Church is a book every new Adventist should read (along with those who are not so new, but could use a refresher). It is really “the rest of the story” from what you heard during evangelism—stated in terms of discipleship. This leader’s guide includes all of the information... [Show more]
Seventh-day Adventists have long recognized the value of health. We believe that, in the whole person, spiritual and physical healing cannot be separated. Besides ministering to our own members, we wish to reach out to our communities, serving their needs as Christ did. Faith Community Nursing is... [Show more]
The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a special mission to preach the good news of salvation to every nation, kindred, tongue, and people (Revelation 14:6). In reaching people from various backgrounds, we are reminded that "lessons must be given in the language of humanity" (The Desire of Ages, p.... [Show more]
Design. Catastrophe. Two simple but very strong words. In this unique book, 51 professional scientists, men and women of faith from a wide range of disciplines, provide short essays in their respective areas of expertise demonstrating some aspect of the design:catastrophe paradigm. Though written by... [Show more]
At age 15, Joseph Bates “shipped” on a commercial vessel. For the next 21 years he lived the life of a sailor and ship captain. He returned to civilian life in 1828 with a small fortune. During the Advent Awakening, the retired sea captain became a respected evangelist and spiritual... [Show more]
Care for the Dying
This compilation features some of the different stories and personalities that make up the community of Adventists students and chaplains across public and private colleges and universities in North America. It also shares some of their unique faith journeys and experiences. Adventist Christian... [Show more]
