"... [The] church of Christ enfeebled and defective as it may be, is the only object on earth upon which He bestows his supreme regard."–– TM 15 "...The church my pass resolution to put down all disagreement of opinions, but we cannot force the mind and the will, and thus root out disagreement.... [Show more]
Seminar Leadership
This collection of essays features the experience of black Seventh-day Adventist healers and preachers through the painful history of racial and social discrimination; it chronicles their struggles and showcases their love for their church and fellow human beings and the profound influence of their... [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. A Deeper Look at Your Church doesn’t revisit... [Show more]
God with us. They comprise, perhaps, the most profound assembly of three words in any language. They express the inexpressible sum of the Gospel. They describe the absolute foundational idea in the resolution of the great universal conflict between good and evil. This is a book of... [Show more]
Health and Science
Have you ever sat in church, the sermon washing over you like static, and wondered, "Is this it? Is this all there is?" Maybe doubt feels like a constant companion, whispering cynical questions in your ear: "Why me?" "Why can't I hear God?" If you're a young Adventist wrestling with your faith, then... [Show more]
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Songs from Stewardville is a collection of 10 songs that accompanies the Stewardville Daily Times children’s church resource, a set of lessons that teaches valuables stewardship principles. Songs from Stewardville includes sheet music for piano and guitar, and a CD with both vocal and instrumental... [Show more]
Born just as the Civil War began, Lewis Sheafe grew to manhood at a pivotal movement in American history. But instead of racial equality, the nation offered its freed slaves further oppression and injustice. Sheafe–strong willed, dynamic, and seemingly tireless–had but two main... [Show more]
