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Cancer At 3 A.M.
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Helen Godfrey Pyke's journal gives us a rare glimpse into what it's like to have breast cancer. She shares how cancer shaped her view of life and her walk with God. And with humor and insight she addresses many of the things women need to talk about but often don't.
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Knoche's Law
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Author Knoche has discovered Murphy's law through his own experience. When he slips on a banana peel, he has learned not only to get up, but also to avoid stepping on banana peel. "All the episodes are true, " he writes, "and although they may tend to incriminate me, I'll share them with you anyway. Because in them I have discovered abiding spiritual lessons and new vistas of faith in Jesus."
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Glossolalia Book 2
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Glossolalia Book 2 continues to explore the deeper mysteries of the gift of tongues and asks the question “who really controls it?”
60 Years of Guide
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Whether you’ve been reading Guide from its beginning or have enjoyed it anytime over the past six decades, you’ll find yourself inspired anew by the powerful true stories from its pages. This collection will become a classic in your home, serving as a ready resource for worships, children’s stories, and family devotions.
Transformation
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Within the pages of this book author Jim Ayer invites you into his own intensely personal journey and unfolds the practical wisdom and understanding God has provided for every person that leads to the re-creation of your whole person—from the inside out.
The Fullness of Faithfulness
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In 20 inspirational testimonies The Fullness of Faithfulness shows how women can find God’s peace and leading in turbulent times. Are you willing to discover God’s plan for the life you thought was your own?
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The King Has Come
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The book of Matthew is more than just one of the Gospels. In common with the other gospel writers, Matthew exalts and chronicles the life of Jesus. However, it is Matthew who paints the most complete word portrait of Jesus Christ. In that sense alone his Gospel is a unique "work of art". Dr. Van Dolson takes the application of Matthew and relates the kinship of Christ to our lives today.
As I Follow Christ
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In As I Follow Christ, some of the most notable leaders in the Seventh-day Adventist Church share what they’ve learned about effective leadership. Drawing from the Bible, the writings of Ellen G. White, proven practices, and personal experience, each writer reveals a unique perspective on what it looks like to be a leader who follows God.
Seven Reasons Life is Better With God
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We don’t have to hit rock bottom to need God. No matter how good—or bad—life might seem, God still calls us to follow Him. This book ponders seven reasons life is better with God—when things are bad, God can make them better; when things are good, God makes them better still.
Life Without Limits
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In this enlightening book Clifford Goldstein takes on some of life’s biggest questions and offers some answers that will change how you view—and live—your life.
Leaning on God's Heart
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We are all reeling from the physical, emotional, and spiritual side effects of the cancer of sin and its cruelty. The ultimate choice is Do we turn away from God--or run to Him?
Embrace the Impossible
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Told as only he can tell it, this the story of William G Johnsson—the story of a man who says yes when God asks him to step out in faith.
The Gospel From Patmos
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The book of Revelation is often only looked at as a book about prophecy and the future. We don’t usually think of it as presenting the gospel. In this daily devotional, readers will find a facet of the gospel from the last book of the Bible.
Snapshots
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Ideal for use in object lessons and illustrations, these snapshots of nature in the Bible encourage curiosity and further study of both the story and the nature subject.
How to Help Your Child Really Love Jesus
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A child development specialist explains how children develop spiritually and offers practical suggestions on how you can help your child establish a lasting friendship with God.
10 Christian Values Every Kid Should Know
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More than 1,000 strategies for teaching kids the basic Christian values of respect, responsibility, self-control, honesty, compassion, thankfulness, perseverance, humility, loyalty, and faith in God.
The Cross of Christ
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At the heart of Christianity is the issue of sin and atonement. Knight addresses such crucial topics as God’s justice, the human response to salvation, and God’s solution for reversing the consequences of sin.
Adventist Pioneer Places
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Visit the historical sites where it all began: the pioneers’ homes and churches, the sites of births and deaths, the special places where visions descended and revival arose.
Under the Shadow
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A wonderful story of a missionary from China who gave 40 years of service. Joshua Yun Foh Chong worked in Asia during WWII. He saw the communists take over his homeland. He witnessed many miracles throughout is life. This is a story of narrow escapes and God’s protecting hand.
Radical Evidence
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Derek Morris introduces you to a Shiite Muslim, an African ancestor worshipper, and others who have had a dramatic encounter with a Savior they didn’t know existed.
A Trip Into the Supernatural
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The author of the best-selling Incredible Answers to Prayer tells the story of his divine rescue from the terrifying world of Satanism.
1 and 2 Thessalonians (SSQ 3Q12)
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Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide for 3rd Quarter 2012.
The good news about Jesus that the apostle Paul had brought to the Thessalonians was making a difference in their lives, but Paul wanted their relationship with God to grow even deeper.
100 Creative Ways to Learn Memory Verses
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Karen Holford, author of 100 Creative Prayer Ideas for Kids, draws from years of experience and oodles of ingenuity to help kids delight in God's Word.
101 Questions About Ellen G. White
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If you could ask one question of Ellen White, what would it be? Elder William Fagal, associate director of the Ellen G. White Estate, provides thought-provoking answers to 101 of the most frequently asked and often most controversial inquiries. He exposes many of the myths that have developed and introduces readers to the real truth about this inspirational author.
13 Weeks to Peace
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This book illustrates that the Bible contains a more accurate, comprehensive, and effective system of psychology than can be found anywhere else. 13 Weeks to Peace offers mental and emotional healing with principles from God's Word. Learn how to deal with subjects such as the power of forgiveness.
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1844 Made Simple
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What significance, if any does the year 1844 and the oft attacked events surrounding it have for Christians today? Is there a way to make sense for the confusing maze of beasts, dates, and kingdoms in Daniel?
From a man who came unbearably close to denying the validity of an investigative judgement and leaving the church that taught it, comes the boldest, most simple explanation and ringing endorsement of this paramount biblical teaching. In this book, Clifford Goldstein, best-selling author of The "Saving" of America, solves the maze f Daniel's prophecies. He reveals the truth about 1844 and the investigative judgment in stunning clarity and unashamed passion.
1844 Made Simple is destined to be one of the most important books you, as a Christian awaiting the imminent return of Christ, will ever own. If you've wondered whether you'd ever get it all straightened out, look no further. The key to solving 1844's maze and becoming grounded in present truth is now in your hands.
From a man who came unbearably close to denying the validity of an investigative judgement and leaving the church that taught it, comes the boldest, most simple explanation and ringing endorsement of this paramount biblical teaching. In this book, Clifford Goldstein, best-selling author of The "Saving" of America, solves the maze f Daniel's prophecies. He reveals the truth about 1844 and the investigative judgment in stunning clarity and unashamed passion.
1844 Made Simple is destined to be one of the most important books you, as a Christian awaiting the imminent return of Christ, will ever own. If you've wondered whether you'd ever get it all straightened out, look no further. The key to solving 1844's maze and becoming grounded in present truth is now in your hands.
24.7.365
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Dwain Esmond, editor of Insight Magazine, brings 365 brand new devotionals for teens to enjoy. This will be the year you finally finish reading the Bible in its entirety!
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30 Days to More Powerful Intercessory Prayer
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Read this book for the next 30 days, share its concepts at the Midweek prayer meeting, digest the scripture and Spirit of Prophecy references, pray and join the growing band of intercessors who are making a real difference in this world for eternity--on their knees!
40 Days: God's Health Principles for His Last-Day People
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In this volume Dennis smith invites you to spend 40 days continuing the work God has given you while exploring a wholistic view of health—the importance of caring for mind, body, and soul—and the integral role of the health message during these last days of earth’s history.
40 Days: Prayers and Devotions on Earth's Final Events
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Jesus told His disciples that only God the Father knows the day and the hour of the Second Coming. He didn't leave His followers in the dark, though, and described the signs that would alert us to the nearness of that glorious event. The devotional studies in this book draw from these signs and other prophecies scattered throughout the Bible to trace the events that will take place just prior to Jesus' return.
40 Days: Prayers and Devotions to Prepare for the Second Coming
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This book contains 40 days of devotional studies designed to strengthen your relationship with Christ and enable you to lead others to Him.
40 Days: Prayers and Devotions to Revive Your Experience With God
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Your life won’t be the same after you take a 40-day spiritual journey through these practical biblical teachings and powerful prayer activities. Great for individuals, small groups, or entire churches.
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This is the powerful testimony of ghetto preacher Willy Ramos, the most popular and effective youth speaker in the NAD.
60 Ways to Energize Your Life
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Here are 60 ways to boost your spiritual, physical, and mental health. Authored by dozens of health professionals and inspirational writers, this book brings you closer to God and helps you honor Him through healthy choices.
9 Ways to Prevent Diabetes
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Dr. Hall carefully reviews the diabetes problem and makes helpful recommendations to avoid this life-altering diagnosis, and to manage it if you have already been diagnosed. There are charts and graphs included to emphasize the importance of the studies he uses to back up his information. Anyone with a family history of diabetes, or anyone who is at risk of diabetes or has an elevated blood sugar can significantly benefit from this
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A Day to Remember
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This book begins with the story of an atomic accident, offers a surprising account of a day hijacked in the Dark Ages, and warns of an approaching collision of loyalties when bigotry will return and no man can buy or sell unless--
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A Wind To The Flame
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Perched in the church tower, Walter Murat watched the enemy scale the walls of the city like a plague of multi-colored locusts. The life of a Waldensian was one of danger as he spread and taught the Word of God across Europe. Helen Godfrey Pyke describes a time when to possess even a fragment of Scripture could be a death warrant.
A. T. Jones: Point Man on Adventism's Charismatic Frontier
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Embroiled in controversy nearly his entire ministry, Jones was one of the most fascinating personalities ever to grace a Seventh-day Adventist pulpit. This brilliantly researched biography reveals a man so powerful and charismatic that his fall seems incomprehensible yet somehow inevitable.
The Abiding Gift of Prophecy
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The prophetic gift has been God's chosen method of revealing Himself to the human race after man had been ruined through sin. Before being estranged from God by this blighting, alien curse, he had free and open access to the presence of his Creator. But after the fall this open way was closed. Since then, an obscuring veil has separated man from the presence of God.
Abigail's Dream
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Book 5 in the Serenity Inn Series, Abigail's Dream is the inspiring story of a young woman who learns how to surrender her impulsive nature to her heavenly Father, while facing the rigors along the Oregon Trail.
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The Acts Of The Apostles [Illustrated]
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The amazing story of the early Christian believers is told in Volume 4, The Acts of the Apostles.
Adventism's Greatest Need
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Through miraculous present-day stories, and enlightening explanations of Scripture, Dr. Clouzet unveils the mystery of the indwelling Spirit. He reveals that the Holy Spirit longs to re-make us into God's image, bringing full circle the process of mankind's restoration.
Adventists And Armageddon
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Adventists and Armageddon is an investigation into the doctrinal metamorphosis that has taken place within Adventism regarding Armageddon and the “king of the north.” Is the war to end all wars a climactic clash between the forces of good and evil over the Sabbath question? The author examines the answers to these questions and sets forth a timely warning for Adventists to tread lightly when it comes to unfilled prophecy.
Adventures In Galilee
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New in Bradley Booth's Bible adventure stories for kids is Adventures in Galilee. This is the only book in the series that takes place in the New Testament. You'll follow Tabitha (Jairus's daughter) and Joel (the lad with 5 barley loaves and 2 fishes) as they wonder who Jesus really is, and ultimately decide that they will follow Him, no matter what the cost.
African Rice Heart
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African Rice Heart is an earthy, candid, and poetic narrative that traces Emily’s journey of growth, challenge, and discovery. Read it and you, too will feel the heartbeat – sometimes strong, sometimes irregular, but always present – as Emily weaves her stories of wonder and longing, tragedy and tears, and ultimately, the sense of belonging she found during her year of service in Béré, Chad
Aim High
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The thrilling story of an unlikely member of the President’s honor guard who proved that all things are possible with God.
Almost Home
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All around us today we see striking evidence that Jesus is coming soon. That's a reason to rejoice. But it's also a call for us to shake off our lethargy and get to work fulfilling the commission God has given us and preparing to meet Jesus when He returns. In Almost Home, Ted N.C. Wilson, our General Conference president, identifies the spiritual essentials for those who will live through the end times and witness Jesus' return.
Ambassador for Liberty
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If you’ve never heard of Bert B. Beach, you’re not alone! This Seventh-day Adventist “statesman,” as some have called him, is probably better known by other churches’ world or national leaders than by the members of his own denomination. So who is this man?
Annie's Trust
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Annie's Trust deals with the real issues of heartbreaking loss, depression, marital stress, and ultimate victory through trust in an all-loving ever-present God. Book 6 in the Serenity Inn Series.
Any Way Out
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Would identical twin brothers, Voja and Cveja, survive their attempts to flee communist Yugoslavia? Would their faith be strong enough to weather the ordeal? This is a true story of relying on God through every difficulty and believing that His will would be accomplished no matter what happened.
The Apocalyptic Vision and the Neutering of Adventism
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The Seventh-day Adventist Church was founded upon an apocalyptic message that needed to be preached to the entire world—immediately and at any cost. But does the church today preach that same message with the same urgency? Has the Adventist Church become irrelevant because it has sought to be more relevant to the world? Knight challenges us to go back to our roots, to examine the prophecies that fueled the early Seventh-day Adventists’ determination to evangelize the world.
Armageddon: The Devils Payday
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This book is about choices--the spiritual choices you and I and every other human being will be confronted with in earth's final hours. Armageddon: The Devil's Payday shows you how, by making the right choices now, you can be assured of your place in God's eternal kingdom when Christ returns.
At Jesus' Feet
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Discover a fresh picture of a gentle, loving Saviour who without condemning or condoning our past offers us a new future as we, like Mary, linger at Jesus' feet.
Authentic
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If you’ve ever wanted a genuine, thriving relationship with Jesus but didn’t know exactly what to do to make it happen, this book was written for you. Within these pages you’ll discover how to come heart-to-heart with Jesus in Scripture, what role multisensory symbols have in the devotional experience, and the key elements of a mutually satisfying, lifelong journey with Jesus.
Battered to Blessed
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Known to thousands of 3ABN viewers as "Miss Brenda," the singing, cooking, and smiling children's program host remembers a time when smiling wasn't easy.
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Being Saved When You're Feeling Lost
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For many Christians, a huge gap can develop between what really IS and what they FEEL about what really is. All too often our inner feelings do not square with the outer reality. god may be very close, yet we may feel He has abandoned us. Author Dan Day introduces the reader to the needed skills for taking charge of our emotions. By following his suggestions, they can achieve a spiritual stability and security they never thought possible.
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Beyond Death's Door
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Beyond Death's Door examines the Bible and science for the truth about the afterlife--and discovers that one of the first lies told humanity has been taught as gospel truth for thousands of years.
Bible Readings: Straight Answers from God's Word
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Four thousand questions about Bible topics are all answered with Scripture texts in this Complete edition.
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The Big Earthquake
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The Author explains that when we open our hearts to God’s Word, and do his will, we can face with confidence the big earthquake—and everything else coming upon the world. The Lord Jesus Himself will personally rescue you from the ruins of this old world and bring you safely up to heaven.
The Big Four
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The Big Four thoroughly explores four key secrets that not only made the early church a success but also produced thriving Seventh-day Adventist churches that are rapidly growing the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed
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Sometimes blessings are sweet as honey and leave a lingering sensation of warmth and contentment. Other blessings, however, come to us cloaked in the jagged, painful reality of life in a sin-scarred world. Join a sisterhood of women from around the world who have recognized the profound truth in these words: Life is not good, but God is.
Blessings
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Thoughts From the Mount of Blessings comes to the twenty-first century in this modern-day paraphrase of Ellen G. White’s classic.
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Blood Relative
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A quiet and thought provoking look into the meaning of baptism, the Lord’s Supper, the ordinance of humility, tithing and the cross in which all these center.
The Blueprint: A Manual For Reaching the Cities
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The time is now to reach the cities with the Gospel! Learn an effective, tried-and-true approach to urban ministry—with a modern twist.
The Body of Christ
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This thought-provoking book challenges those who call themselves “God’s people” to examine their current understanding of the church and to prayerfully consider their roles as part of the body of Christ.
The Book That Would Not Go Away
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The incredible story of how God preserved His word throughout the ages.
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Boost Your Prophets
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Boost Your Prophets is a personal study of some of the least explored sections of the Bible-the "minor" prophets.
A Brief History of Seventh-day Adventists
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From the denomination's founding to the present, the author takes you step by step through the development of the Church. At the focal point is the missionary emphasis that literally propelled Adventism into every corner of the earth.
Bring A Bigger Basket
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This book reminds us that someday each of us will come to the last mile, the end of the way, and we will be looking back over our days, months, and years. Life has a different perspective when we are looking back. What a wonderful satisfaction we will have if we have done the best we could with what we have had.
Broken Stick
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Norman wasn’t afraid to die, and he wasn’t afraid to live, either. In 1927, fully aware of the dangers awaiting them, he and his wife, Ruby, sailed to the Solomon Islands only a year and a half after their marriage. Daunting trials and challenges would follow, but so would profound spiritual victories and miraculous answers to prayer.
Brushed Back
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Cocky and good-looking, Trevor Bullock was the man. He was a star pitcher, the life of the party, and the girls loved him. Drugs and alcohol were easy to come by in high school, even though his dad was the narcotics captain at the local police department. Baseball was his life, and he figured he deserved all the perks that came with it. But God had something else in mind for His wayward child.
Building Strong Congregations
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Building Strong Congregations contains the tools you need to make your congregation's ministry more effective. Worksheets after each chapter walk you through a step-by-step application of the material covered and help you put together a plan of action. You'll also learn how to find answers unique to your organization.
Camporee of Doom
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Another hilarious book in the Misadventures of Peter Paul Pappenfuss series. Peter Paul Pappenfuss could hardly wait to go to the Pathfinder Camporee. What fun he would have! Or so he thought.
Canyon Girl
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During the early years of this century, Hazel "Big Enough" Weston lived in the rugged Imnaha Canyon where covered wagons were the main means of transportation. Some of Big Enough's adventures are funny, some are frightening. But behind them all lies the hope of fertile green valley to the west that may be just a pipedream.
Caught Between Two Worlds
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New from popular author and speaker, Karl Haffner, this book demonstrates that Peter's letters offer a future hope to Christians today who are living in dire physical and/or spiritual circumstances--just as they were intended to do for the early church. With study questions at the end of each chapter, this will make a terrific resource for small group studies, academy classrooms, etc.
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Challenges to the Remnant
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On July 10, 2007, Pope Benedict XVI reasserted the absolute authority of the Roman Catholic Church when he approved a document stating that Protestant churches were not ³true churches² and therefore did not have the 'means of salvation.' Not surprisingly, this created a stir among other Christians including Seventh-day Adventists.
In Challenges to the Remnant, Moore responds to these accusations. He traces God¹s true remnant throughout history as they are faced with three major
challenges: persecution, deception, and the acceptance and fulfillment of the special mission God has for them.
As we near the end of earth's history, God has given the Seventh-day Adventist Church a special message for the end times. We must share it. But we will need to know more than a list of proof texts. Above all else, our mission is to know Jesus personally and then to lift Him up before others as the Savior of the world.
So who makes up the 'true church'?
You may be surprised at Moore¹s answer!
Marvin Moore is the hardworking editor of Signs of the Times® magazine, and a prolific author with more than thirty books to his credit. Among his published works are How to Think About the End Time, How to Survive the Coming Global Crisis, The Coming Great Calamity, Conquering the Dragon Within, The Antichrist and the New World Order, The Crisis of the End Time, and Could It Really Happen? Moore¹s knowledge of Bible prophecy and end-time events keep him in constant demand as a speaker at churches and camp meetings in the U.S. and internationally.
In Challenges to the Remnant, Moore responds to these accusations. He traces God¹s true remnant throughout history as they are faced with three major
challenges: persecution, deception, and the acceptance and fulfillment of the special mission God has for them.
As we near the end of earth's history, God has given the Seventh-day Adventist Church a special message for the end times. We must share it. But we will need to know more than a list of proof texts. Above all else, our mission is to know Jesus personally and then to lift Him up before others as the Savior of the world.
So who makes up the 'true church'?
You may be surprised at Moore¹s answer!
Marvin Moore is the hardworking editor of Signs of the Times® magazine, and a prolific author with more than thirty books to his credit. Among his published works are How to Think About the End Time, How to Survive the Coming Global Crisis, The Coming Great Calamity, Conquering the Dragon Within, The Antichrist and the New World Order, The Crisis of the End Time, and Could It Really Happen? Moore¹s knowledge of Bible prophecy and end-time events keep him in constant demand as a speaker at churches and camp meetings in the U.S. and internationally.
Champions of the King
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Welcome to the acts of the Apostles as you've never known it before. Flat Bible characters suddenly jump into rich 3-D. Ancient stories come alive through the eyes of Bible-times children who are right there on the scene.
Changed
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Changed is targeted as a youth sharing book, and youth will certainly identify with these stories, but anyone who reads them will be moved and inspired. It's a book about cold, hard realities that eleven writers testify about their lives and their truths; their messes and their messages.
Changed Too
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Changed Too is stories of real people, in real trouble, who cried out to a real God for answers. Eleven people share their own personal struggles and challenges, their doubts and disasters, and the faith that grew out of these tough experiences. Readers of this 2011 youth sharing book will be challenged by the awesome love of God, and will be changed, too!
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Chasing Heaven to Avoid Hell
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Are you hoping to get into heaven to avoid hell? Many Christians are. The author of this book contends that our fear of God, which is based upon false claims by the devil, is the root of this problem. Learn what God’s real attitude to sinners is.
Child of the Crossfire
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Little Oscar was brainwashed, trained in guerilla warfare, captured at his family's massacre, tortured to reveal war secrets, and orphaned, all before he was 10! His quest to find his heavenly father and his earthly father takes many unexpected turns through this true story of survival and triumph.
The Choice
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This is a gripping story that deals with the topic of the state of the dead The characters are made up, but the events are real and are happening on a daily basis even in the Christian community. This book is a great introduction to the topic of spiritualism and ultimately addresses issues that are becoming more and more popular.
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Choose You This Day
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In 1844, Charles Darwin wrote a summary of his theory of evolution. His On the Origin of Species became Satan’s grand scheme to turn the world away from allegiance to the creator. If belief in the Biblical creation can be destroyed, confidence in the personal, loving God of the Bible will be seriously undermined as well. In the fourth commandment, God claims that in six days he created the heavens and the earth, the seas, and all that is in them. The Bible claims that God wrote this with His finger, in stone. If what God wrote with His own hand is false, why would the rest of the Bible be of any further interest? But if true, it is an anchor that will guide us through whatever the future holds. The great controversy between Christ and Satan is, at this time in history, focusing down on issues of the credibility of the Creator and the creation story in Genesis. Even Christians are beginning to question the Biblical account. Science is an important human endeavor, but we can trust it only if the Bible is our standard for evaluating origins, evil, and our great God.
The Chosen
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Join Dwight K. Nelson in an experience with God that will revolutionize your life as you stand where the chosen of old once stood—on the brink of the Promised Land
Christian Storytelling
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Eric B. Hare expanded and revised Arthur Spalding's original work and delivered a manual for Christian storytelling that became must-reading for every aspiring pastor, teacher, and children's ministries leader. The timeless principles of this book will transform anyone who reads its words with the desire to touch young lives with life-changing, character building stories.
ChristWise: Juniors
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This ChristWise Discipleship Guide will teach juniors basic beliefs in preparation for baptism, then it will help them make new friends and witness to them so that they too become disciples for Christ.
The Clear Word
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The Clear Word has renewed the devotional lives of thousands of people. Let it renew yours today! This easy-to-read paraphrase is now available for your portable reading device. This eBook edition features resizable text, bookmarking, built-in-dictionary, easy verse selector, searching, and much more!
The Coming Age of Peace
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Ralph Blodgett explains the millennium in light of the pre-millennialist view. He clearly outlines the events that will take place at the beginning, during and end of the millennium.
The Coming Global Crisis
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The Coming Global Crisis focuses on practical ideas for the spiritual preparation you'll need to keep a level head and a calm trust in God during any crisis, be it personal or the global one that is soon to come.
Common Sense Ministry Multiplied
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For many years, Jim Cress led the GC Ministerial Department. Common Sense Ministry Multiplied is a collection of articles he wrote for Ministry Magazine on church growth and Christian service.
Compartir a Jesús es todo
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Learn new and simple methods of sharing Jesus with family and friends. Also available is the Sharing Jesus is Everything - study guide for $.60 each. Item number 0816393133. (Spanish)
The Complex Religion of Teens
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A lifetime of research reveals how adolescents relate to spiritual matters. This book provides insight into our teenagers. You’ll learn about their brand of religion, how they express it, and how to nurture and mold it successfully.
Conquering the Dragon Within
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Conquering the Dragon Within is about victory--victory over the temptations and failings that make us less than God wants us to be. Drawing on the distilled counsel of the Bible, the Spirit of Prophecy, and the Twelve-Step recovery movement, author and editor Marvin Moore shows us that a relationship with Jesus is the key to transforming our characters. He shares effective spiritual strategies for defeating the enemy and resisting his temptations.
Conversations With Jesus
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Just as surely as Jesus spoke to Peter, or Martha, or a paralyzed man lying on a stretcher, He will speak to you. Author Jerry D. Thomas allows us to listen in on real conversations the Son of God had with ordinary people. People who struggled with the same issues we struggle with today.
Convicted!
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One angry teenager behind bars for his role in a crime spree. One copy of The Living Bible. One life changed in ways nobody who knew him would have ever predicted.
Coping Isn't Enough
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Many people today seem to be crying out for just enough strength to cope. But is coping enough? The author doesn’t think so. He shows how one can be in control, full of energy, and headed in a positive direction. Also contained is a powerful concise overview of the great plan of salvation.
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Countering the Big Killers
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Today cancer, heart disease, alcoholism, and obesity are claiming thousands of lives each year. But Seventh-day Adventists are much less affected by these modern-day plagues. This group is used as a springboard for the author to introduce sound health principles.
Coyotes in the Wind
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Tall fir trees. Rustling winds. The eerie howls of coyotes in the night. All were part of life on Becka Bailey's mountain in southern Washington.
Cracked Glasses
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Heather Marie Thompson explores myths that make us feel we’re not good enough for God, external distractions that keep us from spending time with Him, and what it means to be an authentic Christian in a phony world.
The Cry of A Lonely Planet
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This addition to the Heritage collection looks at the "why" in the world around us; wars, crime, death, disasters, and false prophets. And most importantly, why this lonely planet is full of tears—and what God intends to do about it.
Dare to Stand Alone
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Religion was suppressed. Christians were forced to practice their faith secretly. Yet one teenage boy found the courage to stand up and speak boldly about his God. Not just to his friends or in a private church meeting—but on a military base. In front of nearly 3,000 enlisted men . . . and one colonel.
Daughters of Grace
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They were like you. They laughed and cried, struggled and triumphed—they were talented and they were inadequate. And no matter the circumstances, God had a plan for them—every one of them was valuable in His eyes.
David: A Heart Like His
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David had an instinct for the divine. He poured out his passion for God in song. He danced before God. He wept before God. As a result, Scripture says more about him than about Christ. Artists have sculpted him. Libraries of books have been written about him. All because at the center of David was God.
David: Dancing Like a King
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He can kill giants. Capture fortresses. But can he subdue self? At last David is king. He can defeat the Philistines. But can he resist a beautiful woman?
David: Faith on the Run
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The subject of this second volume on the life of David is his fugitive years, when his passion for God was stressed to the breaking point. He starts out holding Goliath's severed head and ends up weeping over the death of nemesis Saul and soul mate Jonathan. In between-he runs.
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The Day the Cat Jumped
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Getting its name from the code name used by the Japanese for their assault on Pearl Harbor, this book deals with last-day events and where we stand in the stream of prophetic time.
Decoding Bible Prophecy
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This sharing book is about understanding what the Bible prophets said, especially apocalyptic prophets like Daniel and John the Revelator. It is about knowing how to read those prophecies and make sense of some difficult passages in the Bible. You will learn principles of interpretation, the meaning of a number of apocalyptic symbols, and important hints regarding major time prophecies.
The Deep Things of God
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This practical handbook for studying the book of Revelation brings a fresh look and helpful insights to a sometimes perplexing book.
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The Desire Of Ages [Illustrated]
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The Desire of Ages, Volume 3 of the Conflict of the Ages series, is Ellen White's classic on the life of Jesus. Follow Him in these pages from His birth in Bethlehem's stable to His death on the cross, His glorious resurrection, and triumphant return to heaven.
Destination Life
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The author, George Vandeman, explains life after death using simple, compelling logic.
Destiny
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Haffner’s wit and wisdom combine in this lightheartedly serious exploration of three questions to which our souls demand answers: Who am I, why am I here, and where am I going?
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Determined to Love
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Ferdinand and Ana Stahl heard it all, and refused to believe. They had given their lives to improving the lot of the Indians of South America, and particularly to leading them to Christ. They were determined to love these people who were being ground down by the upper class.
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Disarming Depression
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Learn about the various forms of depression and how they can be overcome. Also presented is the wonderful news of Jesus Christ and what He can do for modern men and women.
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Discoveries In Partnership
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Discoveries in Partnership is a straightforward discussion on tithing and giving. Its clear and balanced presentation restores the sense of joy and reverence that is ours to experience whenever we put God first.
Down the River Road
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Academy! Becka felt her heart thud as she walked up the steps to her new school. A freshman, a stranger, and alone, Becka felt very small and very frightened.
Dr. Arnott's 24 Realistic Ways to Improve Your Health
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Confused about the seemingly endless new and often contradictory health information in circulation today? How about a common-sense reality check on living well? Tim Arnott, MD of the Lifestyle Center of America has produced this helpful book of 24 short, practical health tips based on scientific research and the Bible that will help you live longer, happier, and healthier.
E. J. Waggoner: From the Physician of Good News to Agent of Division
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Ellet Joseph Waggoner—his very name resonates with controversy. But who was E. J. Waggoner, the man? Find out in this enthralling biography of this Adventist pioneer.
Ellen White On Preaching
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Whether you are a lay preacher, pastor, or evangelist, you will be inspired and instructed by these timeless principles of preaching, including how to construct strong content, organization, language, and delivery.
Ellen White Under Fire
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Dr. Jud Lake provides a comprehensive assessment of Ellen White’s critics, past and present, as well as her defenders, while building confidence in her prophetic gift. Readers will discover that many of the criticisms circulating on the Internet today are not new but have already been answered over a century ago.
Empires In Collision
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The words echo out in different languages. But the faces are much the same. Anger, hatred, and violence flare out--all in the name of religion. We preach love and understanding. We all denounce bloodshed. No one wants it.
The End of the World
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In this little book you’ll discover big things. Whether we like it or not, according to The Holy Bible, “the end of the world” is fast approaching. The unprecedented increase in killer natural disasters – more in 2011 alone than in the entire decade of the 1980’s screams loudly: The end is almost here.
Escape From Saigon
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How the church survived the final days of the Vietnam War. Who lives? Who dies? Thirty years ago, a Vietnamese conference president and his staff wrestled all night with that decision.
The Essential Jesus
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What if . . . . . . the biblical records of Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection were merely the "wishful thinking of the early church"? . . . Jesus wasn't the divine-human Savior of sinful humanity, but instead a Jewish sage, a religious genius, a misguided visionary or a magician? . . . people of faith the world over are praying to a Jesus who isn't there?
Esther: A Story of Courage
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This fascinating narrative about Esther, involving more than 70 characters, brings to life the Zoroastrian society of ancient Persia and chronicles the known exploits and foibles of king Xerxes in authentic detail. Esther's amazing story shows how God turns women with common fears, struggles, and identity crises into heroines of faith.
Esther: Courage to Stand
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She was stolen from her home on the whim of a king. This once-carefree Jewish girl became the wife of a powerful pagan king. Esther spent years wondering why God had allowed this to happen. What possible reason could there be for such a bizarre turn of events in her life? Then one day the answer lay before her, shining and dangerous as a sword.
Exalting His Word
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Author Shelley Quinn reaches down into the heart of God’s Word and pulls from its depths many of the treasures hidden there. Like others who have hungered and thirsted after righteousness, Shelley discovered that the secret to having a deep and lasting relationship with God is found in the study of His Word.
Exile of the Chosen
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In author Sally Dillon's child's-eye view of sacred history, prophets and kings and scheming scoundrels come alive in vivid technicolor. What a splendid way to experience the later history of Israel and Judah, and become friends with the friends of God!
Exploring Galatians & Ephesians
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This user-friendly devotional commentary divides the text of Galatians and Ephesians into bite-sized passages, giving us an opportunity to examine more carefully the topics of justification by faith and holy living.
Exploring God's Answers
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Arthur L. Bietz, Ph.D., was for many years Professor and Director of the Division of Religion, College of Medical Evangelists (now Loma Linda University), Los Angeles, and pastor of the White Memorial Seventh-day Adventist Church. Dr. Bietz was well-known as a Bible student and an authority in counseling and guidance.
Exploring Romans
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This devotional commentary divides the entire book of Romans into short passages that are followed by a detailed, user-friendly exegetical explanation and practical application to everyday life. The lives of such men as Martin Luther and John Wesley, whose writings helped shape Western history, were changed by the study of Romans. It will change your life as well.
Exploring the Letters of John and Jude
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This user-friendly devotional commentary divides the entire text of these four letters into bite-sized passages using a new translation by the author. Each passage is followed by the exegetical meaning as well as the practical application for the lives of twenty-first-century believers. Small study groups and individuals alike will benefit from this format and better understand God’s timely and very personal message.
Exploring Thessalonians
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The letters of Paul to the Thessalonian believers not only provide insight into the challenges faced by one of the early Christian churches, but also allow a glimpse into the great pastoral heart of the stalwart evangelist.
Face Time
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These Bible studies for teens and young adults address thorny topics with the dual goal of provoking thought and discussion and connecting youth with the truths found in God’s Word.
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Face to Face with Forgiveness
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From the moment the church elders burst into her home, Mary knew she was a dead woman. There would be no plea-bargaining, no mercy. She'd been caught in the act of adultery. She turned to the man who spent the last hours promising love. He was gone. She was all alone.
The Faith I Highly Recommend
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With colorful strokes of personal testimony and cleverly crafted comparisons, author John Thomas McLarty paints a picture of the laws of God that ultimately point to one profound truth: God is love.
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Faith Lift
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Is Bible study a tedious “duty” you do but don’t seem to get any real benefit or inspiration from? If your answer is yes, then this book is for you! Discover four helpful techniques that can help you get the most from your Bible study time.
Finding the Father
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Herb Montgomery goes straight to the root of several moral dilemmas and sweeps aside the misperceptions of God and His character that cause us to spurn the only one who truly loves us.
Finding Waldo
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From “Little Rascal” to Adventist Pastor. Finding Waldo is the inspiring story of Seventh-day Adventist pastor and missionary Ken Smith and the gracious pursuit of the Holy Spirit.
Fish Food
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Rachel Lemons explores 13 biblical stories in a quest to discover the various facets of an authentic relationship with God. True, it may seem easier to have a relationship with someone you can actually see and touch. But what if God values relationship more than religion?
Flee My Father's House
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Flee My Father’s House, book one in the Chloe Mae Chronicles, by Kay D. Rizzo, is set during the late 1890s in the rolling hills of Pennsylvania. It tells the story of a young woman’s fight for independence and her dream to help the dying women and children in China.
This sweeping drama begins with an agonizing choice that will set Chloe Mae’s feet on a path of pain and discovery. Escaping from certain unhappiness, she runs headlong into a world of sadness, love, and heart-wrenching decisions.
Follow Me
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By studying the life-transforming grace of the Carpenter of Galilee, we learn what it means to be a disciple of the One who said, "Follow Me".
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Foolish Prayers Fabulous Answers
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Often, the path of a Christian seems foolish to the world. It’s not wise, says the world, to put all your eggs in one basket. But for the Christian, there is only one basket—God’s.
Crops saved, cancer healed, angel visits, tornadoes diverted—Glenn and Ethel Coon share fabulous answers to “foolish” prayers. Well known in the 1970s as the authors of The ABC’s of Bible Prayer, the Coons share stories from across the country of those who asked, believed, and claimed God’s promises, and were lavishly rewarded for their faith.
While these stories took place decades ago, rest assured that God is still in the business of answering prayers, for He has promised, “Call to Me, and I will answer you” (Jeremiah 33:3, NKJV).
Crops saved, cancer healed, angel visits, tornadoes diverted—Glenn and Ethel Coon share fabulous answers to “foolish” prayers. Well known in the 1970s as the authors of The ABC’s of Bible Prayer, the Coons share stories from across the country of those who asked, believed, and claimed God’s promises, and were lavishly rewarded for their faith.
While these stories took place decades ago, rest assured that God is still in the business of answering prayers, for He has promised, “Call to Me, and I will answer you” (Jeremiah 33:3, NKJV).
For the Love of China
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In war-ravaged China, American missionary Denton Rebok dodges bombs, bullets, and bandits to become one of the all-time great "China hands." Wielding a combination of Oriental psychology, bravado, faith, know-how and above all else a love of China, he sees his dream of practical Christian education for Chinese young people come true and watches with horror as the flames of war threaten to consume it.
The Fourth Dilemma
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Christians throughout the United States are enthusiastically supporting various movements that insist that God’s law must once again be the center of our lives, both personally and publicly.
From Sabbath to Sunday
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A brief but comprehensive history of the Sabbath, this book tells of its transfer from the seventh day of the week to Sunday.
Fusion: Where You and God Connect
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If you’ve ever wanted to connect with God for real, this is the book for you. With a blend of side-splitting humor and Bible truth, Melissa and Greg Howell take you on a tour through the rough-and-tumble world of the Bible, stopping just long enough for you to hear God speak to you.
Galatians: A Fiery Response to a Struggling Church
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Paul’s letter to the church at Galatia has perplexed Bible scholars for decades. Is Paul, who upholds the law in other epistles, now declaring it futile? What does he really believe the relationship between obedience to the law and righteousness by faith is?
Garments of Grace
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Heaven’s makeover starts with a new wardrobe. From Genesis to Revelation righteousness is portrayed as a garment. What does the metaphor mean? Is it a robe of character, or a forensic camouflage that covers the filthy reality beneath?
Gaucholand Boy
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The first Seventh-day Adventist ordained minister to go to South America was Frank Westphal, who took up the missionary challenge and moved his wife and children to a faraway land. Through times of danger and times of joy, God cared for the Westphals, true Adventist trailblazers in South America.
Gift From the River
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These stories tell of the myriad ways God invents to pour out His love on broken humanity. There is no heart so hard that He cannot soften it, no obstacle so great that He cannot overcome it, no human so isolated that He cannot find them.
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Give Us Peace
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"Men cannot manufacture peace. Human plans for the purification and uplifting of individuals or of society will fail of producing peace, because they do not reach the heart. The only power that can create or perpetuate true peace is the grace of Christ."
Glimpses Of Our God (Bible Book Shelf)
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In this, the companion book for first quarter 2012 Sabbath School Bible Study Guides, the author paints a vivid word picture of a holy God. Dr. Davidson shows that all study of God must come from a heart and mind trained in humility, and that ultimately, the more we know about God, the more our love for Him will deepen and intensify, leading to adoration and worship on a grander level.
The Glory of the Vision
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When God presented the instruction to establish a medical school, Adventist leaders such as Ellen White knew what they had to do, but the road to success was anything but smooth.
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Glossolalia Book 1
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This book examines the gift of tongues, its history, and its place in the church as outlined in the Bible.
God For Us
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In this, his second book on the Gospel of John, Jim Gilley's down-to-earth writing style handles the timeless truths from John's Gospel in ways that touch our lives in the twenty-first century. The reader will discover the attributes of a true disciple-humility, loyalty, and love. God For Us also looks at John 17 - "the most beautiful and complete prayer of Jesus found anywhere in Scripture."
A God Named Desire
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Science can’t explain why, but the deepest human desire is to love and be loved. Is it possible that we are beings in need of giving and receiving love because we were made in the image of a loving God?
God of Wonders
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Explore the wonders of God’s creation with biologist David A. Steen, and discover the intricacies of things we usually take for granted: taste, gravity, skin, bacteria, trees, DNA, stars, cellular reproduction, and many more. Are you ready to experience an overwhelming sense of awe? God’s creative genius is simply breathtaking.
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God Was There
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True stories of a police chaplain. From sex abuse victims to murder suspects, Martin Weber was there extending God’s hand of hope. Each of these dramatic stories is linked to Jesus' ministry for us in the Heavenly Sanctuary and brings home the message that we are all sinners deserving of the death penalty and in need of a Savior. Think you know someone beyond hope? Think again.
God With Us
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John the beloved disciple goes beyond the other Gospels to reveal the deity of Jesus Christ. In this book we see Jesus Christ revealed as God in the flesh to a nation that rejects Him and to scores of individuals who accept Him as Lord and Savior.
God's Big Idea
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When you finish this book, you will know what Seventh-day Adventists believe. More important, you will know that God has a plan for this world—and a plan for you, too.
God's Christmas Cards
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God's Christmas Cards comes to us from the Voice of Prophecy. Elder Dan Jackson, NAD President, writes about what it would be like to receive a message from God . . . Perhaps a Christmas card.
God's Gift In Time
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Dr. Walter Thompson has written a small sharing book about the Sabbath, and what a gift it is to the human race, reminding us that there are signs all around of God's amazing love for His children, and that the best evidence is God's Gift in Time.
Gold Silver and Spice
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The girls were so excited to hear that their Aunt, Uncle, and cousins were coming home from the mission field to visit. South America seemed so far away! What would their cousins be like? Once they arrived Aunt Barbara wanted to go shopping and Uncle Henry wanted to drive a car. The four cousins just wanted to hear adventure stories from South America – terrific tales about explorers, liberators, emperors, chieftains, and dictators who lived in the other America.
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Goodbyes Are Not Forever
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In the book They're all Dead, Aren't They, author Joy Swift told the story of the murder of four of her children and the death of a fifth child from cancer eighteen days later. This follow-up book is for anyone who has lost a loved one, especially a child. But it is also for anyone who would like to know how best to help those bereaved.
The Gospel vs Legalism
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Using the book of Galatians as a framework, The Gopel vs. Legalism explores God's intent for the law. It helps us understand what legalism is all about and how we can escape its crippling consequences to experience joyful freedom in Christ. You'll see that there are many similarities between the problems Christians faced in Galatia and those we face today. Paul encourages us never to exchange our relationship with Christ for a religion centered on rules and regulations.
The Grace Pipeline
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Shelly Quinn reveals that grace is the living power of God's love, producing holiness in His children. The Grace Pipeline will help readers recognize God's gifts of grace, enabling them to understand the effects of grace on their heart and mind.
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The Great Controversy [Illustrated]
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Volume 5 of the Conflict of the Ages series carries the story of the controversy between God and Satan to its ultimate and glorious conclusion. In this concluding volume, the author powerfully points out the principles involved in the impending conflict and how each person can stand firmly for God and His truth.
The Green Cord Dream
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In 1842, fifteen-year-old Ellen Harmon had a dream. "[The angel] handed me a green cord coiled up closely. This he directed me to place next to my heart, and when I wished to see Jesus, take it from my bosom, and stretch it to the utmost." Alex Bryan believes that the Adventist movement can have a bright, prevailing future, but we are at a critical time. The challenges are significant. We need bold and beautiful dreams emerging from every generation and locality. We need Green Cord Dreams. We need The One. We need Jesus.
Growing in Christ
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Kwabena Donkor leads you through an overview of the fundamental beliefs of the Adventist Church, with particular emphasis on the most recent addition, “Growing in Christ.” Throughout these pages Donkor explores how the church’s understanding of spiritual warfare—the great controversy between good and evil—is reflected in the fundamental beliefs. Your conviction and understanding are sure to increase as you discover how Adventist beliefs weave together to form a compelling, biblical, and logical declaration of faith.
Growing in Christ (SSQ 4Q12)
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These days, many see doctrine as an expression of rigidity, exclusivity, and lack of freedom. In actuality doctrinal beliefs can be a beautiful, logical expression of biblical teachings. While holding the Bible as its only creed, the Seventh-day Adventist Church has set forth a statement of fundamental beliefs to constitute its understanding of the life-giving principles of Scripture. In this book Kwabena Donkor leads you through an overview of the fundamental beliefs of the Adventist Church, with particular emphasis on the most recent addition, “Growing in Christ.”
Guide's Greatest Angel Stories
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These true stories from Guide magazine–not an urban legend among them–will renew your faith. The angel of the Lord still encamps around those who fear Him.
Guide's Greatest Animal Stories
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From the jungles of Asia, across the plains of Africa, into the backyards of America, the writers of these exciting stories take you back to the Creator, again and again showing you God's love for His creatures.
Guide's Greatest Change of Heart Stories
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There’s more than one way to discover what’s truly important in life—a parrot, a sinking boat, quicksand, a crocodile, and a sudden tumble off a cliff can really grab your attention!
Guide's Greatest Grace Stories
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What is grace? It's getting better than you deserve. Maybe you really ought to be punished or rejected for something you did. But you aren't. Guide has collected their all-time favorite stories involving people like you who were shown the mercy of God's grace.
Guide's Greatest Hero Stories
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Heroic feats might actually be easier than you’ve ever imagined. Or maybe not! Flip through these pages and you’ll meet heroes who buy goldfish, stop a train from derailing, call a radio talk show, burst into tears, babysit, brave a blazing fire, squeeze through a tiny opening, return vast sums of money to the rightful owner, play the violin, dive into a lake to save a drowning girl, and skip a basketball game. You know, the typical things heroes do.
Guide's Greatest Miracle Stories
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If you wonder whether God still cares, or if your faith needs a shot in the arm, you will cherish these believe-it-or-not true stories from Borneo to Kalamazoo to Venezuela that show that, when we need Him most, God is there.
Guide's Greatest Prayer Stories
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Amazing doesn't begin to describe these faith-building stories of answered prayer. Discover how prayer caused a stolen car to stall, taught a woman to read, delivered a snorkeling missionary from a mad shark, led a strange black dog to deliver a lost purse, healed a crushed cat, and unlocked a locked door.
Guide's Greatest Rescue Stories
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Wow! A heart-pounding collection of close calls and brushes with danger and death. All stories from Guide magazine and all true, they will teach you that God really does take care of us.
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Hanging On By Your Fingernails
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Many Christians wrestle with feelings of detachment and disillusionment in their spiritual experience. The reasons vary--materialism, responsibilities, or feelings of failure when trying to live up to expectations of what a Christian should be. But it doesn't have to be this way. This book offers comforting reassurance that God can restore our spiritual passion and give a new perspective on what really matters.
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Happiness and Health
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We would all like to have both happiness and health. It is difficult to have one without the other. If you are not happy, you probably are not well, and if you are not healthy it is difficult to be happy. Doctors now know that our fears, our troubles, our emotions, all affect our health. They also know that how healthy we are is often revealed by how happy we are.
Happiness and Health will help you learn how to have both in your life.
Happiness and Health will help you learn how to have both in your life.
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Happiness Wall to Wall
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His first book on love and marriage, Happiness Wall to Wall has been a classic volume for two decades. Through the years it has been an effective tool in the repair of broken homes and the enhancement of healthy marriages. This present volume is a newly revised edition. It builds on the strengths of the first and includes valuable new insights.
The Haystacks Church
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Andy Nash explores issues that Adventists grapple with collectively. Male or female, young or old, vegan or omnivore, we’re in it together—haystacks.
Heartbeat of Adventism
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An invaluable resource and study tool providing the opportunity to study the important theme of the Great Controversy as it is unfolded throughout the prophetic ministry and writings of Ellen White. It will provide readers with the Big Picture from which to frame their quest for truth.
Heartwarming Stories of Adventist Pioneers: Book One
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They look out at us from their portraits: earnest faces, still and sober for the photographer, above stiff collars and plain clothing. But who were they really, these strong-minded Adventist pioneers?
Hell
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The author cites surveys that indicate what modern Americans think about hellfire, and sets forth biblical stand on the eternal consequences of sin.
Help! I Want My Church to Grow
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Stop believing the myths that keep churches from growing. This must-read for church members and leaders is a book that will introduce you to myth-busting ideas that will expand God's kingdom right in your very own church.
Help! I'm Being Followed
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This book offers insight into the true purpose of leadership and the profile of an effective leader. You'll discover that the God who called you to lead will qualify, guide, and sustain you.
Help! I've Been Asked to Preach
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With great examples and stories, this book takes you step-by-step through building and delivering great sermons. Especially useful in churches that share a pastor or for people with a burden to preach.
Help, Lord, I Blew It Again
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Reevaluation of and insights into the ups and downs of the Christian Life over the past 30 years. The author includes material from his original book Help Lord, I Blew It Again (c.1980), to show how the message of a victorious Christian life is still relevant and helpful in today's world.
Highly Effective Marriage
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If you long for marital intimacy, tenderness, and respect, or just need a 100,000-mile marital tune-up, this book is filled with powerful secrets to keep your spouse madly in love with you.
Hiking With Jesus
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As they take their daily devotional "hike," primaries will find nature nuggets from every book in the Bible. They'll learn about sea cows, rats, caves, cosmetic lotions, dirt, fast horses, lightening, and egg whites.
Him Big God Day
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Missionary, teacher, and author, Stanley Maxwell, has put together his favorite "Sabbath" stories from around the globe. Some he heard as a child, others people have told him through the years, and some he has experienced himself.Him Big God Day is full of amazing stories of how people were blessed by their faithfulness to God's holy law.
Honestly, I'm Struggling
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Cambodia was the last place Heather wanted to be—once she finally got there. Follow this student missionary as she struggles with cultural barriers, her own expectations, and finding, knowing, and trusting God.
Hook, Line, and Sinker
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Heather tackles many of the challenges that you face—dating outside of your religion, jealousy, cheating, and sex before marriage—while emphasizing the importance of being anchored in the love of Christ.
How to Burn Your Candle
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How can one attain and maintain mental health in a sick society? Elder Vandeman gives the answer.
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How To Escape An Affair
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This practical guide offers suggestions on how a failing marriage can be rescued, and how a stable one can be improved.
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How to Grow in Jesus
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Marvin Moore invites you to discover the remodeling job Jesus wants to do on you and me, because from this we can learn a great deal about how to grow in Jesus. Jesus has very high ambitions for you and me. Paul said that He wants to do for us “immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us” (Ephesians 3:20).
How to Handle Competition
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Is competition good or bad? The author says it is neither; it’s our attitude toward competition that matters.
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How to Handle Fatigue
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If you are like most people, you know all too well the problem of fatigue. You probably wrestle with it more often than you’d care to admit. But Marvin Moore’s practical suggestions will help you conquer fatigue. How to Handle Fatigue gives helpful tips on coping with the two major kinds of fatigue that we all experience: physical fatigue and emotional fatigue. The book ends with a chapter on “Strategies for Success.”
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How to Handle Guilt
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The author discusses both normal and abnormal guilt, how guilt originates, special guilt situations, and how we can respond creatively to our guilt feelings.
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How to Handle Your Imagination
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This book tells how to use—how to handle—your imagination to bring happiness and success to your life.
How to Kill Adventist Education
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How to Kill Adventist Education takes a hard look at the troubles plaguing Adventist schools. Not only are those problems identified, along with their root causes, but a simple yet effective strategy for change is proposed.
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How to Live with a Tiger
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How do you tame selfishness, pride, a loose tongue, impatience, anger, jealousy--in other words, sin?
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How to Make a Decision
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Decisions. We all must make them. But there are principles that we can follow that will help us make wise ones. Learn what they are in this helpful book.
How to Survive Armageddon
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Find the answers you have been searching for (and ones you never expected to find) in this Bible-based study that reveals the solid truths about the end-times.
How To Think About The End Time
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Avoid the trap of end-time hype and disappointment. Moore insists that "this is not a book to tell people what to think." Rather it is an appeal for how to think about the end time in ways that are balanced, scriptural, and free from unfounded sensationalism.
I Am Persuaded
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Have you ever encountered a Bible passage that grabbed hold of your soul and wouldn’t let you go until it had totally transformed your life? In this book, you will explore the depths of the greatest love letter in the Bible and learn from Jesus the secrets of eternal life in the kingdom of God. New, on the Bible book of Romans, from Voice of Prophecy speaker/director Fred Kinsey.
I Don't See It That Way
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Ken McFarland explores some curious, and sometimes unconventional, thoughts on God, life, the world around us, and the world to come. Not surprisingly, his conclusions don't usually jive with the long-venerated thoughts and opinions you may have encountered (or even believed).
I Met a Miracle
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Founder of the It is Written television ministry, George Vandeman, was a man personally acquainted with Christ. A man who met a miracle. Through his own story, and the stories of others, he demonstrates the struggle of surrender, the debilitating result of guilt, the persistence of conscience, the healing power of forgiveness...the miracle of conversion.
If I Had a Bigger Drum
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“We are all born with the drum-major instinct,” writes Marjorie Lewis Lloyd. “What baby, from the moment he makes his premiere performance, is not the center of attention? And what child does not try to keep it that way? If the real world does not have a big enough spotlight, he will turn to the world of fantasy.”
If I Were the Devil
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George Knight tackles tough questions in this shining collection of articles, speeches, and papers. Including the courageous speech “If I Were the Devil,” presented at the 2000 General Conference session, this book is an insightful look at Adventism’s mission, structure, and contemporary challenges.
Illuminating the Shadow Figures
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If you’ve ever felt unimportant—that your life’s work hasn’t made even the tiniest ripple in the grand scheme of things—you’re not alone. Meet a few of the shadow figures in Scripture who probably felt the exact same way, people who lived out their lives in anonymity except for a few words recorded in the Bible. Explore the lives and times of these minor characters—some silent and passive, others bold and aggressive, still others weak and vacillating—and discover that even those who are nameless in Scripture had a definite place in God’s overarching plan.
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Impaled
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Brian started toward the screen door, their defense from hordes of mosquitoes. He pulled the door open.
The next instant—it was as if lightning struck—he felt a walloping thud on his back with an intense stab of pain in his chest, as he was knocked violently to his hands and knees. He heard the door slam shut, and Kaliauae suddenly emitting piercing screams in the night.
Brian felt his chest and back, and called desperately to Valmae, “Quick, honey! I’ve got a spear right through me!”
Throughout the history of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, young men and women have left their homes and families to travel to distant lands and share their faith. Each of these missionaries sacrificed comfort and security to serve the Savior they loved. Impaled is the fascinating story of a young married couple, Brian and Valmae Dunn, twentieth-century missionaries to the South Pacific island of Malaita. They made the ultimate sacrifice so that others could have eternal life.
The next instant—it was as if lightning struck—he felt a walloping thud on his back with an intense stab of pain in his chest, as he was knocked violently to his hands and knees. He heard the door slam shut, and Kaliauae suddenly emitting piercing screams in the night.
Brian felt his chest and back, and called desperately to Valmae, “Quick, honey! I’ve got a spear right through me!”
Throughout the history of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, young men and women have left their homes and families to travel to distant lands and share their faith. Each of these missionaries sacrificed comfort and security to serve the Savior they loved. Impaled is the fascinating story of a young married couple, Brian and Valmae Dunn, twentieth-century missionaries to the South Pacific island of Malaita. They made the ultimate sacrifice so that others could have eternal life.
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The Impersonation Game
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This book is specially written to answer doctrinal questions on the occult.
In Grandma's Footsteps
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In the Adventures of Hazel Weston series the early 1920's in Oregon's Hood River Valley come alive in this touching story about rural Americans, their triumphs and tragedies, as seen through the eyes of a young girl.
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In Search of a Soul
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In this book you will find clear, Bible-based answers for your most perplexing questions about life, death, heaven, and hell.
In the Shadow of the Mob
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Keep your mouth shut, Carl told himself, trying to act normal around his mom and his brother. The secret knowledge that his dad’s life might be in danger burned hotly in his brain, and as his dad disappeared down the front steps, Carl knew there was a serious possibility he would never see his father again.
In Tune With God
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Worship and music have been intimately connected since biblical times. Yet music in worship has become a point of contention—a great chasm separating the young and the not-so-young, the conservative and the liberal, and, quite possibly, the members of the church you attend. Lilianne Doukhan takes on this sensitive issue with a remarkable combination of finesse and refreshing candor.
The Indomitable Gertrude Green
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Gertrude Green was stubborn, willful, tenacious, and exactly who God needed her to be. She was called to China and endured difficult times in her mission there, but she had the faith to know that God would be with her through it all, World Wars and all.
Into the Blizzard
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When Jack Zachary of Manitoba, Canada, accepted Christ he began to spread his new faith. He lived a life of unbelievable hardship and peril in order to tell others about his Saviour. Into the Blizzard records in vivid narrative the adventures of a dauntless emissary for Christ.
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Invincible Irishman
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This biography of Percy T. Magan records some of the early history of Loma Linda University and shares the story of an inspired and inspiring leader who helped form one of Adventism's most enduring institutions.
Invitación
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A collection of breathtaking true stories about lives that were miraculously changed. Each story illustrates one of the steps in coming to Jesus and accepting His invitation to a better life. A wonderful book to share with family and friends. Quantity pricing available.(Spanish)
The Invitation
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This very powerful book contains the stories of people destroyed by life’s circumstances and rebuilt by the love of God. As you read the chapters of this book, you might even see a reflection of yourself as in a mirror. You may think that your life makes no sense, that there is no forgiveness or hope for you. Yet, each of these stories will lead you to believe in a Power that is above and beyond your own self. The great need of every man and woman is God’s great opportunity to save you. He offers you a new birth, a new life with meaning, the opportunity to rebuild your life and restore your family. Please, accept His invitation.
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Is Anybody Driving?
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Do you want something to stand on? Something to steady you in the storm? Something you can hold to when the earth is quaking? Something that won’t be washed away by the flood? The author suggests that our confidence and security in Jesus Christ is our only surety.
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Is This Living
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The author addresses the three different types of euthanasia as well as the moral, medical and legal issues surrounding it.
Islam and Christianity in Prophecy
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The headlines are unmistakable. Our world is on the precipice of extraordinary cataclysmic change. The conflict between two great world religions—Islam and Christianity—is fast approaching a devastating climax that will shake the whole world.
It's All About Him
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Lee Venden explains in simple terms how to make friends with Jesus. Using a blend of stories, parables, and plain teaching, he explains how to surrender your will, how to be converted daily, and how to experience Christ's transforming power.
It's Going To Be Alright
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Arthur Milward’s pen traces hauntingly poignant stories of life on this sin-stained planet. Yet accompanying every sorrow is a thread of hope.
It's Your Money! Isn't It?
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Edward Reid brings an end-time urgency to the way we handle money. He says it's time to abandon worldly attitudes toward borrowing, planning for retirement, investing, and estate planning. With 1,600 references to money and possessions, the Bible shows us a better way.
Jack and the 10 Rules
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Stewardship Jack is back! In his second book Jack the dog shares his uncanny wisdom about the importance of keeping the Ten Commandments. Young stewards in training often balk at the idea of obedience, but good old Jack has this particular concept down pat.
Jack Gives Back
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In his first book Jack explains, in a way any child can understand, the importance of giving back to God. The simple words and charming photos will help you pass on to your children the same principles of stewardship that you've learned to live by.
Jack's Hats
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In this book, Jack’s third, children learn that God has given each of them unique talents and that using these gifts in His service is part of being a good steward. Children can choose to be just who God created them to be.
James, The Brother of Jesus
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James: the Brother of Jesus paints a soul-stirring picture of a Savior unafraid to risk doing the unexpected in order to redeem His family through all time. NEW from gifted author, Trudy Morgan-Cole, readers will see Jesus in a new light--through the eyes of a skeptical older brother who ultimately becomes the head of the church.
John: God Became Flesh
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Book two in the Jesus 101 series on the four Gospels from Elizabeth Talbot and the Voice of Prophecy. From his first sentence, John wants us to recognize that Jesus is God--he wants us to see beyond Jesus' humanity because then we will behold His glory and recognize the beauty of what He has accomplished for us all.
Josephine's Fortune
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Book Three in The Serenity Inn Series. Determined to find answers for herself, Josephine embarks on a cross-country adventure that carries her from New York to New Orleans. Josephine's Fortune captures the conflict of one woman's spiritual journey: a woman courageous enough to put God's promise to the test in the years prior to the Civil War.
The Journey Begins (In Step With Jesus; New Members Study Guide 1)
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The New Members’ Bible Study Guide has been prepared to assist in the task of making disciples. It is a valuable resource for assisting new members in understanding how to follow God’s Word. All the fundamental beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church are covered several times during the year, reinforcing basic Adventist beliefs and doctrines. The Journey Begins is the first guide. The series can be started with a New Members Class any quarter of the year - it is not limited to the calendar year.
Judgment and Assurance
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This powerful and comprehensive book will help believers become assured and balanced Christians, able to understand and explain the biblical teachings on judgment and assurance.
Keeping It Real
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In Keeping It Real in the Real World, B. A. De Oliveira wittily challenges this tendency with an undiluted frankness and a quirky sense of humor. Her fresh perspective on the many facets of life will inspire you to approach the Christian life fearlessly and embrace your individuality throughout your journey in the real world.
Key Words of the Christian Faith
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If you were asked to define the essence of Christianity, what would you say? Which words would you choose to describe the life-changing pursuit of something completely intangible?
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King of the Cannibals
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King of the Cannibals is the true story of a man who came out of the heathenism among cannibals and became one of God's leaders in the Solomon Islands. It also includes the exciting adventures these people faced during the Japanese invasion of World War II when they saved Allied airmen whose planes crashed on their islands.
Knowing Jesus Is Everything
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If you’ve ever thought that the Christian life is just too difficult—or even impossible—take a deep breath, find a comfortable chair, and face reality. In these pages are hope and guidance for pursuing a genuine friendship with Jesus. Because knowing Jesus is everything.
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Lady, I'm Tired Too
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The focus is on the typical American lifestyle and its consequences in stress-related diseases and shortened life expectancy.
Last Tiger Out
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Dan Maukar’s first love was his plane. Then came Molly, a beautiful black-haired girl; next, the people of his country. Dan was one of the top 10 Indonesian Air Force pilots chosen for jet training in Egypt.
Leadership Lessons from the Life of Neal C. Wilson
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This life story of former General Conference president, Neal C. Wilson reveals his evangelistic heart and desire for service. His life demonstrated many qualities of leadership throughout his ministry.
Lewis C. Sheafe: Apostle to Black America
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In this gripping biography Douglas Morgan pieces together the life of this forgotten leader whose story sheds light on the reason that no lasting, separate Black Adventist denomination ever formed.
Life is Good
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Life is good for some people. Their struggles are minor, their worries manageable. For the most part, they enjoy what life serves up. But what about those for whom life is a never-ending cycle of oppression, pain, and frustration? Is this present misery all there is? And if it is, what's the point?
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Life's Detours
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When you need something inexpensive to give to those who are sick or who have financial reverses, disappointments, or death in the family, this little book is the answer.
Lift Him Up
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This collection of selected works by master Bible commentator Ellen G. White will recalibrate and revive your spirit, helping you to reconnect intimately with Jesus in new ways and bringing you peace, hope, and joy that will last for an eternity.
Lilia's Haven
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The fourth episode in The Serenity Inn series finds wealthy, rebellious young Eulilia "Lilia" Winthrop in a desperate situation as a result of pursuing her own selfish choices. As she and her husband seek refuge with former classmate Serenity Cunard, will she be crushed by the cruelties of the frontier? Or will she finally surrender to the Spirit's wooing and reconcile with the people she loves and respects? You won't want to miss book four in this great series depicting life on the Oregon Trail in the days before the Civil War.
Little Flower and The Princess
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A classic mission story showing how Christian love and service has the power to change lives forever—even the lives of Little Flower and her sister Princess who grew up in a village in India made dark by superstition and fear of angry spirits.
Live Like You Mean It
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Deep within each heart lies the suspicion that there has to be more to life than mere existence. We all crave, believe, and hope for something beyond that which is seen. Author Troy Fitzgerald urges readers to live moment to moment as if they were taking a journey home. He will inspire and and fill you with hope as you draw closer to the Promised Land.
Living God's Love
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It has been said that the hardest work in the world is loving people. Can you identify? Loving the ugly, the negative, the crude, the flippant, the theologically incorrect? Is it possible to love them unconditionally? If you desire above all else to become an expert at loving, you will find Living God’s Love, by Douglas Cooper to be one of the most life-affirming books you’ve ever read.
Living In Our Finest Hour
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Do you realize you are living in the world’s most exciting hour? Living in Our Finest Hour gives an unexpected perspective on the great issues of the day. Can the worst of times also be the best of times? Learn how you can be more than a spectator, how you can live extraordinarily and love extraordinarily in these extraordinary times.
Living Praise
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Healthful living isn’t about eating food that tastes like cardboard and exercising obsessively. It’s about balance, love, and gratitude. Discover the concepts of CELEBRATIONS—a wholistic approach emphasizing Jesus as the source of the blessing of health
Living the Spirit-filled Life
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To the unaided eye, the curved face of the dam looks strong, massive, solid. But a lacework of hairline cracks races unseen over its surface. Pressure builds, and then— suddenly the dam gives way. Pentecost! A towering wall of unleashed power explodes forward, surging down the corridors of human need. The Holy Spirit—the mighty river of living water Jesus described in John 7—has been set free! And the world will never be the same.
Living: We've Just Begun
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When you concentrate your willpower toward knowing Jesus, when you allow Him to dwell in your heart, you will find yourself on the threshold of a great blessing. You will hold the great and simple key to unlocking the limitless storehouses of heaven and eternity. Are you open to embracing the kind of life God wants you to have, both here each day and in eternity?
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Look! No Doomsday
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While natural and economic disasters encompass us, and naysayers and prophesiers are predicting doom, we can say with confidence, “Look! No Doomsday! Jesus is coming soon!”
Loom O' Life
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As we live, we each weave patterns in the loom of life. Some of them are tangled, some unfinished, some incomplete and laid aside as useless. Other patterns are such a mixture of brightness and somberness that the completed design is lovely beyond words. In Loom 'o Life Josephine Edwards writes of the Master Weaver who works within each life, striving to bring together a pattern of unsurpassed loveliness.
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Lost at Birth
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The author shares stories that illustrate how heaven comes to us, not because we are worthy, but rather because we have entrusted our lives to the Lord Jesus Christ.
Love, Kirsten
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Behind the tragic headlines . . . was a beautiful young Christian. On the morning of November 19, 2009, Kirsten Wolcott was murdered while jogging on the Micronesian island of Yap, where she served as a student missionary. Kirsten’s death shocked the Yapese people and devastated her family and friends back in the United States.
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Lovely Lord of the Lord's Day
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This book, Lovely Lord of the Lord's Day, is written with the prayer that the reader will learn the philosophy of our Lord as seen in the Sabbath. We must if we are to enter into its rare delight and find that the entire life is imbued with the principles of heaven.
Loving Them Back, Leading Them Home
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Barry Gane explores the reasons so many young people decide to leave, considers the complexities of the adolescent mind, addresses the stages of faith development, and offers effective strategies for reclaiming missing youth.
Luke: Salvation for All
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Luke share the exciting news that salvation is available for all who believe. Book 3 in the Jesus 101 series on the gospels.
Lydia: A Story of Philippi
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Trudy J. Morgan-Cole's skillful touch transforms the New Testament narrative of Lydia and the people of Philippi into a vibrant story of challenges and triumphs.
Mad About Marriage
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“What’s wrecking America’s marriages?” Experts and married couples answer this question. This small booklet will be great for small group studies, as a companion to marriage seminars, or for anyone wanting a better marriage.
Majesty: Experiencing Authentic Worship
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How long ago was your last life-changing experience? This morning? Last week? Can’t remember? In these pages are scriptural principles to guide you into a genuine worship experience. Of course you know whom to worship, but what about why, how, and when? And what does the Bible have to say about the significance of worship in a Christian life? Discover the simple yet profound answers that will transform your soul and leave you hungry for God’s presence.
Malinki of Malawi
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This is the story of the struggle of Malinki and his mother for their existence in Africa, called in those days the Dark Continent. But it is more than the struggle for existence; it shows the courage and strength of one born in slavery to forge ahead and make a better life.
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El Manejo De Las Finanzas
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Dealing with money has been part of human existence since time immemorial. Although today there are sophisticated tools to manage, invest and spend money, there are also time-tested principles that can help us survive amid the great financial challenges Christians face today. This book will be very useful in understanding a Christian philosophy of finances, understanding the causes of the financial problems and developing a financial plan that will help you budget efficiently, prevent difficulties, invest wisely and prepare for retirement.
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Mark Good News!
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Sometimes love and suffering require extraordinary and unexpected measures. Because sin separated us from God, we all need to know, deep within that we are forgiven. The Gospel of Mark is a very encouraging book because it reminds us that, no matter what we are going through today, the final victory has already been attained by Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. And THAT, my friend is GOOD NEWS!
Matthew: Prophecy Fulfilled
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The first book in the Jesus 101 series on the four Gospels! A study of Matthew that reveals the good news of Jesus Christ and correlates it with Old Testament prophecies and promises. Demonstrates the unity between the Old Testament and the New Testament, placing Jesus at the climax of the history of salvation. Quantity Pricing Available!
McGuffey: The Greatest Forgotten Man
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Journey back to the frontier days as you read the always-surprising, always-adventurous story of William H. McGuffey. Find out how he created five children’s readers—books that would unify America and become acclaimed as the most influential books of their time.
Meeting Ellen White
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This book introduces readers to the fascinating life and role of Ellen White. The author presents a biographical overview of her life and explores the major themes and categories of her works. Especially helpful for new Adventists.
Mental and Emotional Health
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In Mental and Emotional Health, Dr. Julian Melgosa uses biblical examples and personal illustrations to demonstrate how essential a partnership with Christ is in dealing with the all too human experiences of fear, stress, guilt, depression, jealousy, and addictions. First Quarter 2011 Companion Book for the Adult Bible Study Guides.
Messiah
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Working with the E.G. White Estate, author Jerry D. Thomas has prepared this contemporary adaptation of Mrs. White's great work, The Desire of Ages. The author's friendly style amplifies the beautiful message of this devotional classic, making the sublime themes of the original easier to grasp.
Millenium
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What does the Bible really teach about this mysterious time? What will earth be like during the thousand-year span mentioned in Revelation 20? What will Satan be doing? Will Jesus Christ return before or after the millennium? Different opinions abound. But what does the Bible really say?
The Ministry of Angels
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“Though we are unable to understand the nature of angels, though their existence is surrounded with unfathomable mystery, and though they dwell in the light and glory of the throne of God, yet we do know that they are created beings, and that they were created by the same God who created man.”
Ministry to the Cities
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This volume is a call to action—a plea for believers to work for their Savior by bringing the gospel to the millions of people in the cities of the world. Topics include the challenges of ministering in the city, strategies, methods, selecting and training workers, and lessons from Scripture.
The Miracle of the Seventh-day Ox
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Persecuted for his Christian faith for 10 long years in a Siberian prison camp, Nickolai and an old ox named Maksim work together to perform a weekly miracle, witnessing for Christ in the most discouraging conditions—and winning souls along the way. Share this gripping story today.
Molly's Revenge
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Book seven of The Serenity Inn Series is a never-before-published story from popular author Kay D. Rizzo. This inspiring story of a young girl on the untamed frontier learns that forgiveness and trust bring healing to resentment.
Momentum
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This devotional is crammed with all sorts of inspiring Bible tales, modern stories, weird news, and crazy facts that will help get you moving in the right direction.
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Music in the Heart
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The author shows how in the human symphony every individual is called to play his part.
My Incredible Journey with Roger
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As the widow of Roger J. Morneau, prayer warrior and best-selling author of A Trip Into the Supernatural and the Incredible Answers to Prayer series, Hilda shares personal stories of God’s guidance and provision through the years.
The Mystery of Conciousness
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The great question of the ages might well be “If a man die, shall he live again?” Today the question gathers to an urgency heightened by intimations that our society may not survive. We need the assurance that life and consciousness transcend the human organism.
Myths in Adventism
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Was Ellen White as inflexible as some of her followers? Are the sacred and the secular two realms or one? Just how evil (or good) are human beings? Was Ellen White really 100 years ahead of her time? George R. Knight examines these and many other provocative questions in this insightful book.
Nature Nuggets
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This book offers object lessons from nature, organized in alphabetical order, suitable for use by parents, teachers, Sabbath School and youth group leaders, and anyone else looking for a way to illustrate a truth. The purpose of this book is to give suggestions that will make it easier to see the relation between nature and the spiritual life.
Never a Dull Moment
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Surrounded by her 165 "daughters" in the academy girls' dorm, Dean Rizzo sometimes felt like the old woman who lived in the shoe. Other times she felt like a mother hen. Or a referee. Or maybe a drill sergeant.
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No Greater Love
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No Greater Love is a compilation of timeless stories of human sacrifice and divine love. Full of inspirational stories of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for others--both known and unknown--this book will be perfect for family or school worships, sermon illustrations, or anyone who wants a touching story to illustrate God's ultimate sacrifice for us. A poignant read from favorite author and speaker, Karl Haffner.
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No Place to Hide
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The author warns us that time is running out and the world is poised on the verge of final tribulation. Just consider the headlines: AIDS, pollution, bombs, wars. But, thank God, He has provided a way for us to survive. He has a lifeboat ready to save us from perishing. Jesus. He is coming soon.
The No-Good Preacher
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The No-Good Preacher is the story of Charles, a preacher who defied the odds to serve his God no matter what.
Noah: The Chosen One
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A page-turner full of adventure and insight that allows the reader to draw the obvious parallels between Noah's day and days of the end time in which we are living. You will be struck by the way we of the twenty-first century also rationalize our own behavior, and find it more convenient to follow the crowd. The first in a two-book series.
Noah: The End of the World
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After years of gathering materials and building, preaching and pleading, the doors were shut by an unseen hand. A remarkable account of Noah and his family before, during, and after the flood.
Not Alone
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Kellie’s family never had time for her, so she tried to find friends who did. But when she turned to the spiritual realm and acquired her own “ghost,” the attention soon turned ugly. Cheryl Porter based this story on her own escape from the tantalizing dangers of the occult.
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Not By Bread Alone
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Ten inspiring stories of people who turned the dial on their TV sets and found truth through the It Is Written program.
One Miracle After Another
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Pavel Goia made a covenant with God, and his dedication to that covenant was tested almost immediately. But he stayed true, and miracle after miracle followed in behalf of this one young man who trusted every aspect of his life completely to God.
Origins
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This book, the companion book for the Adult Bible Study Guides for first quarter of 2013, focuses on the first three chapters of genesis. The author says that all the rest of the Bible finds its meaning in the context these chapters provide. To understand God, ourselves and our world, we must understand these chapters. They explain not only how we came to exist, but why. It is in the Creation story that "we find the meaning of marriage and family, of responsibility and work, and of Sabbath rest."
Origins (SSQ 1Q13)
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This is the Adult Bible Study Guide for first quarter of 2013 which focuses on the first three chapters of genesis.
Ossie the Otter
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Tag along with Ossie on his aquatic adventures as he encounters the rough and tumbling river, battles a hungry osprey, ad makes friends with a beaver named Sage—all the while learning to survive in the Alaskan wilderness.
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The Other Side of Grief
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Dealt with is the subject of grief and recovery from it. A perfect book for sharing with anyone who is grieving.
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Our Exploding Age
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Through the centuries the Eternal One has spoken to man again and again, calling him back from rebellion to right doing. In his arrogance and pride man has not always heeded the divine message; but today, as he stands on the precipice of annihilation, he is asking if God will intervene to save humanity.
Over the Top
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If you’re ready for more adventure than you ever thought possible, take the plunge and let Jesus call the shots this year.
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Papa, Are You Going To Die?
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In this hurry-scurry age of jets, speed and spasm we take too little time to live sanely and take care of our health. Author George E. Vandeman warns against the dangers of neglecting and abusing our bodies.
Paper God
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In Paper God, author Andy Nash shares the story of one man's passionate pursuit of his dream—and the crisis of faith that occurred when he allowed it to become all-consuming. This book reminds us all where our true and complete allegiance needs to be.
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Path to the Heart
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For a dedicated worker for Christ, there is nothing more essential to success than the master of the science of soul winning until it becomes a divine art. In this book , Evangelist Glenn A. Coon draws upon his rich background of public and personal evangelism to give us these divinely inspired methods of reaching the heart and not merely the head.
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The Patriarchs and Prophets [Illustrated]
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Patriarchs and Prophets is the first volume in the Conflict of the Ages series. It covers the sweeping panorama of human history from the creation of Earth to the reign of Israel's King David.
Paul, A Spiritual Journey
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Examine the dramatic changes experienced by Paul as he was transformed from Saul into a man used by God to transform the then-known world. Journey with him on his spiritual quest and in the process, you will be changed as well.
Perfect Gift, The
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This beautiful book makes a wonderful gift for family, friends, and neighbors to remind them of the reason for the Christmas season.
A Place In God's Heart
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If you’ve ever thought "There just has to be something more to the Christian life than this," you need to discover A Place in God’s Heart. Using words that drip with encouragement, and illustrations that radiate with warmth, author and speaker Kay Rizzo shows us that living in the continual essence of God’s divine presence is the "something more" we’ve been craving.
Planet in Distress
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Scott Christiansen explores scientific evidence concerning the rapid decline of global systems (climate, food production, water, energy, finance, etc.) and blends it with what the Bible and inspired writings have to say about the end of time. His findings are a wake-up call.
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Please Pray
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Pierce Arrow, California had experienced a near Pentecost! For months Friday nights had been filled with praise, testimonies, and thanksgiving. Many had been meeting in a class on Creative Prayer. These stories from the Pierce Arrow Church will help the reader learn to apply the seven laws of communication in dealings with those for whom they are burdened, as well as to bring them closer to Jesus Christ--the Solver of all problems.
Power For A Finished Work
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Is the deepest longing in your heart to go through to eternal victory?God's Holy Spirit is leading His people into needed repentance, revival and reformation. we must have the daily baptism of the Holy Spirit as an early-rain experience that will prepare the way for the latter rain.
Power of a Saint
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This is the thrilling story of Flora le Fleur, a young woman from El Salvador. Born out of wedlock, sexually abused by her common-law stepfather, rejected by her church, and finally exiled from her country, she discovered at last the power that enabled her to surmount every difficulty and become the "saint" she longed to be.
The Power of Love (In Step With Jesus New Members Bible Study Guide 2
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If we understood in a very real way that God loves us, how would we respond? Would we return His love? It’s a vital question. When a lawyer came to Jesus and asked Him which command is the greatest, Jesus answered that it is to love God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. He added that there is a second equal part: loving your neighbor as yourself. Everything Jesus commands of us, He supplies.
As we learn that God loves us with no strings attached, we will return that love to Him. Within the security of God’s love, we are free to begin to understand who we are even with all our sins and failures and to change through the power of the Holy Spirit.
The lessons for this quarter are based on the Great Command (Matt. 22:37-39). In Lesson 1, we look at the life that God designed us to live. In Lessons 2 through 4, we learn the source of love and how to love God. In Lessons 5 through 9, we uncover the hidden part of the Great Command (“as we love ourselves”), consider how we define ourselves, how God identifies us, and how we grow in the church and following the ways of Jesus. Lessons 10 through 13 explore the extent of the love that God expects of his people and how that love is expressed with different groups of people.
The Power of Mission(In Step with Jesus; New Members Study Guide 4
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The fourth Bible Study Guide in the In Step With Jesus series.
Mission is a powerful force. It gives people energy, purpose, and meaning in their lives.
Using the concept of mission, this quarter's lessons will examine Jesus' mission and trace how His mission was taken up by His disciples.
The Power of the Word (In Step With Jesus; New Members Study Guide 3)
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The Power of the Word is the third study guide in the In Step With Jesus study guides to help new members connect with church members and with God, understand and follow God’s Word, minister to others and equip them for discipleship during their first year of church membership. These lessons will focus on specific teachings of Jesus as found in the Gospels and throughout the Bible. After introductory lessons on the power of the Word of God (Lessons 1-3) and one lesson on the potential of hostility that can come from obedience to the word (Lesson 4), we study the following teachings of Jesus: the Sabbath and how to observe it (Lessons 5 and 6); tithes and offerings (Lessons 7); healthful living (Lesson 8); sexual behavior (Lesson 9); deliverance from addictions (Lesson 10); forgiveness (Lesson 11); what happens at death (Lesson 12); and the destinies of the saved and the unsaved (Lesson 13).The series can be started any time and is not limited to the calendar year.
Praise a la Carte
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Kay D. Rizzo invites the reader to relax as she shares favorite recipes for body and soul. Join her in celebrating God's goodness, mercy and joy.
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Prayer on Target
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Do your prayers seem to stop at the ceiling? Or do your prayers seem to miss their target? If so, then this book is for you. The four essential components of successful prayer are outlined. Also included are biblical examples of prayers that brought powerful results.
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Prayer Stories
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Except ye be converted and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven. - Matthew 18:3
The faith of children represents the simple faith with which any human being must approach his Creator. For the child never questions, never doubts the power and willingness of the loving God he has been taught to revere. In his simplicity he asks, and God honors the trust.
This book, first published in 1948, is a powerful collection of answered prayer stories illustrating the faith of children and showing how God honors their trust and answers their prayers.
Praying Like Crazy for Your Husband
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New from Tamyra Horst, Praying Like Crazy For Your Husband reminds us that prayer changes things. Our prayers impact our husbands and their lives. We can pray for them like no one else can, because we know them like no one else does. Our prayers for our husbands also change us. They enable our love to deepen and grow. If your desire is to be the woman God wants you to be, then start praying like crazy for your husband.
Praying With My Eyes Wide Open
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Dr. Jerold Beeve hadn’t uttered a serious prayer for more than 20 years. But when an anniversary vacation to Fiji turned into a long-term mission project, that all changed.
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Prescription for Reconciliation
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What does living with a husband or wife and keeping the Sabbath have in common? In a marriage, the couple must spend time together if their relationship is to grow stronger. In the same way, the Christian will find that our relationship with God is casual and shallow unless we spend time with Him. The Sabbath is intended to provide that time—time to grow and deepen our relationship with God. But merely spending time together is not enough. The time must be spent meaningfully, in a genuine desire, willingness, and effort to make the experience so. We must learn to “fellowship” with God. The Sabbath can be a delightful appointment, a treasured time spent with God. And as we spend that time, our thoughts and actions will begin to reflect the Company we keep.
Pressing In To His Presence
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Do you long to hear the still, small voice of the Lord answer you when you pray? Author and 3ABN speaker Shelley Quinn shares scriptural advice on the meaning of surrender and practical strategies for gaining an intimate, two-way relationship with the Lord.
The Printed Prophets
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The Printed Prophets explores why literature will be so critical in end-time evangelism and how you can help fulfill prophecy by sharing it.
The Prophet and the Presidents
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The Prophet and the Presidents is a study of the influence of Ellen White upon the administrative leadership of the Seventh-day Adventist Church from 1887-1913. While enriching the understanding of a new generation of Adventists, it will deepen their appreciation for her work as they learn of the struggles and joys, pain and sorrow in the development of the church.
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The Prophets and Kings [Illustrated]
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Volume 2, Prophets and Kings, traces the history of a favored and chosen people, vacillating between allegiance to God and to the gods of the nations around them.
The Proverbial Cracker Jack
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If you're feeling burned out, maybe it's because you've never been lit! Dale Henry will turn up the flame and bring you to a full boil. He will motivate you to be a champion. To aim a little higher than you think possible. To expect the best, and get it.
Pursued by a Relentless God
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Author Shawn Brace brings remarkable insight to a topic in grave danger of becoming commonplace: grace. The heart of the Old Testament reveals a God who loves. A God who cares. A God who pursues. If the word grace has lost it resonance for you, Pursued will powerfully realign its significance and experience in the life of anyone burnt out by "playing" church.
Race to Victory Lane
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Take a fascinating ride with John Earnhardt, a relative of the late NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt, to discover the ultimate winner's circle.
The Race
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Christian will inherit a vast fortune if he can complete a 6,000-mile race. But someone sinister has set out to destroy him. Will Christian survive to finish the race or will he be exterminated?
Radical Protection
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Discover the reality of the cosmic conflict and how to embrace the essential radical protection that only God can provide in these perilous times of earth’s history.
The Radical Teachings of Jesus
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Jesus ignored human traditions and presented His listeners with God's truth. Discover some of the radical ideas He taught that defied conventional wisdom and customs then--and that continue to do so today.
Raise A Leader God's Way
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Parenting isn’t for the faint of heart, but God will give you the ability to fulfill this most important calling—raising godly leaders who will guide and direct others toward Him.
Really Living
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Find out what happens when ordinary people invite Jesus to change their lives and how you can experience the abundant life He promises to all believers. Elder Don Schneider, host of Hope TV’s weekly show Really Living, is passionate about helping people understand what it means to really live. He also loves a good story and many of his favorites can be found within these pages.
Really Living 2
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Really Living 2 continues the compelling stories contained in Really
Living. These stories will make you laugh and cry; they will inspire
and challenge you to get to know Jesus better, to share Jesus more
compassionately and to live your life in service for Him.
Redemption In Genesis
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In Redemption in Genesis, John S. Nixon looks for Jesus in the Bible’s beginning, and draws new, refreshing lessons from the familiar, well-rehearsed stories in Genesis. Examining them more carefully will reveal that Jesus Christ fulfills all the requirements of righteousness, that He exhibits all the graces of God, that He is the ultimate meaning of Eden’s lamb, Noah’s ark, and Abraham’s ram in the thicket. Through the filter of Jesus Christ, even the metaphors and symbols of Genesis reveal redemption anew as that which compels us to complete self-abandonment and reliance on Him.
Redemption in Romans
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The 3Q2010 BBS answers in a simple, satisfying way, common questions about Romans. Jon Brunt reveals that Romans was written for the ordinary Christians, just like you and me, and that its main purpose is to show us how, as Christians, we should live our lives.
Reflecting Christ
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As Christians, our responsibility is to share with others what God has shown to us. Ellen G. White had much to say about this responsibility—and the transforming effect of beholding Christ.
Renew
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A new day represents a new beginning, and with a new beginning comes freshness and vigor. Spend a few moments each day communing with God and the nearly 300 women from around the world who have experienced His renewal.
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Revival For Mission BBS 3Q2013
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If your heart yearns for something deeper, if you’re no longer satisfied with the status quo, if you long to be filled with the Holy Spirit and to grow spiritually, read on—this book is for you.
In these pages you will discover that Jesus is the center of all revival and reformation. You will understand more clearly and experience more fully how to receive the fullness and the power of the Holy Spirit. You will probe the essential prerequisites of genuine revival and the preparation it will take us individually and as a church to experience another Pentecost. You will unpack what the Bible says about how to grow in Jesus and win the battle against the habits and attitudes that so often enslave us.
So pick up this book and go on a journey into the deeper spiritual life—a journey of discovery that may change you—radically change you—forever.
In these pages you will discover that Jesus is the center of all revival and reformation. You will understand more clearly and experience more fully how to receive the fullness and the power of the Holy Spirit. You will probe the essential prerequisites of genuine revival and the preparation it will take us individually and as a church to experience another Pentecost. You will unpack what the Bible says about how to grow in Jesus and win the battle against the habits and attitudes that so often enslave us.
So pick up this book and go on a journey into the deeper spiritual life—a journey of discovery that may change you—radically change you—forever.
Revive Us Again
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As a direct response to the new General Conference president's mandate to emphasize revival within the Adventist church, Revive Us Again does not present some new startling, sensational information on revival and the Holy Spirit. But it leads the reader through God’s Word and the writings of Ellen G. White to life changing spiritual principles. As you read, open your mind to the deep moving of the Holy Spirit and place yourself in an atmosphere of spiritual renewal.
The Road I Travel
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If you desire to remain faithful to the end, follow the road that C. Raymond Holmes chose to travel—the road that leads to life. His deep, riveting study of biblical spirituality combined with personal experiences from his own walk with God have resulted in an unshakable experience of faith.
Rudo the Reckless Russian
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This is about the high school basketball star, John Rudometkin, who enjoyed a storied college career at the University of Southern California and was dubbed "the Reckless Russian". He later spent three seasons playing in the NBA for the New York Knicks. When health issues led him away from the game, they led him on a journey toward faith.
Ruggy the Mountain Buck
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When Danny stumbled across a starving fawn in the forest, he insisted that the family take it home to care for it. Ruggy, as the baby deer was named, quickly got stronger and began to tear around the barnyard with the dogs. Whether he was following Danny to school, running from coyotes, or teasing the milk cows, Ruggy always slept on the back porch at night. As the years went by, Danny’s pet grew bigger and soon he was spending more and more time in the woods with his deer friends.
Between hungry mountain lions, angry bears, and the fierce winter blizzards, Danny worried for Ruggy. Would he ever come home again?
Sabbath Action Blast
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In these pages are 101 of the best Sabbath activity ideas that Guide editors have ever seen—nearly two years' worth of fun!
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Sacrifice
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Blood! The sight of it churns the stomach and spins the head—even among the burliest of individuals. Little wonder, then that God chose bloody sacrifices to teach His ancient people important lessons about life. But just what did religion mean to Joshua, Samson, and Eli? Did Gideon go to church? And if he did, what was it like? What did the animal sacrifices mean? Sacrifice explains mankind’s universal sense of guilt. From the point of view of Christianity: “Sin causes death. Not some theological death in a dusty doctrinal textbook somewhere but a real flesh-and-blood death that hurts. The Hebrew saw a real animal die by his own hand. Each of us needs to realize that ‘My sin caused Jesus to die on the cross.’”
Sail Your Own Seas
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Here is a message of great hope and inspiration that will give every believer a confidence and trust in the Creator of the universe.
The Schoolhouse Burned Twice
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As the men put the last touches on the roof, one scrambled down with a cry, “They are coming!” A group of horsemen could be seen coming up the road. In a matter of minutes, the caballeros descended on the villagers like a whirlwind.
Mamani recognized Señor Gonzalez. He saw Gonzalez say something to one of his overseers. The man jumped from his horse and went to one of the small fireplaces where he caught up a burning piece of wood.
Mamani’s heart hammered in his chest. “No, no!” he cried in desperation, and ran toward him. But the man pushed Mamani away and threw the firey wood onto the newly thatched roof. Then he turned and aimed a terrible blow at Mamani’s face. Laughing, he mounted his horse again. Mamani stumbled back to his house, his face bleeding.
The spot where the burning stick had landed smoked for a few minutes, but the lively evening wind soon fanned it to flame. The new roof was burning! Little did Mamani know that things were about to become even worse.
Pacific Press® Publishing Association
Where the Word is Life
• Demonstrates the blessings of true hospitality.
• Illustrates that even when we are faithful—when we do the right things—difficulties and trials often follow.
• Shows that the influence of one can lead to the conversion of many, often for generations to come.
• An Adventist Heritage Classic from Pacific Press®.
Mamani recognized Señor Gonzalez. He saw Gonzalez say something to one of his overseers. The man jumped from his horse and went to one of the small fireplaces where he caught up a burning piece of wood.
Mamani’s heart hammered in his chest. “No, no!” he cried in desperation, and ran toward him. But the man pushed Mamani away and threw the firey wood onto the newly thatched roof. Then he turned and aimed a terrible blow at Mamani’s face. Laughing, he mounted his horse again. Mamani stumbled back to his house, his face bleeding.
The spot where the burning stick had landed smoked for a few minutes, but the lively evening wind soon fanned it to flame. The new roof was burning! Little did Mamani know that things were about to become even worse.
Pacific Press® Publishing Association
Where the Word is Life
• Demonstrates the blessings of true hospitality.
• Illustrates that even when we are faithful—when we do the right things—difficulties and trials often follow.
• Shows that the influence of one can lead to the conversion of many, often for generations to come.
• An Adventist Heritage Classic from Pacific Press®.
Science Discovers God
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Does God exist? This question simply will not go away—and science itself is providing the answer. Ariel A. Roth, scientist and Christian believer, examines key issues related to the “God question.”
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The Science of Prayer --It's ABC
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As never before in the history of the world, we need to appreciate the privilege of prayer. There are principles that need to be kept in mind. There is a relationship to be established with the Lord. We deny ourselves numberless answers to prayer because we do not fully understand the conditions outlined in the Word of God. This little book will help the reader understand the science of the prayer of reception.
Scrapbook Stories of Ellen White
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Elder and Mrs. White had three children of their own. It was for these boys that Mrs. White first gathered her favorite stories and put them all in scrapbooks.
Ernest Lloyd, then editor of Our Little Friend®, spent several months at Mrs. White’s home known as “Elmshaven.” Willie White, one of Mrs. White’s sons, let Mr. Lloyd read two of Mrs. White’s precious scrapbooks full of stories. Mr. Lloyd selected and edited the best of these scrapbook stories and put them into this little book.
Seasons of Discovery
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From vastly different backgrounds--his quiet countryside, hers the bustling city--two lives are drawn together. Expectantly they look toward their new life, a wedding, a family. But not everything will be as they expect. Job changes, personal crisis, and the past cloud the future. With their love for each other and strong Christian faith, they face the Seasons of Discovery.
Seasons of the Heart
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Mix two fiercely independent personalities with mutual attraction and you have the perfect recipe for trouble--especially when one is a city slicker and the other a farmer's kid.
Second Chance
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Is it possible that one person could live so many lives? As Jim’s journey takes many twists and turns, you will discover a God of love and forgiveness, who can grant you the power to overcome the burdens that weigh you down.
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Seeing is Believing
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Isn’t it interesting that all concrete, physical objects become real to us only because of something as insubstantial as light, something as spiritual, perhaps as light. Plants take on a definite shape—in the light. Wood shows its texture and form – in the light. The walls define the size of the room---in light. This book gives insight into vision, plants, the honey bee and stone to bring to light the dramatic evidence of a Creator God.
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Seeing It Through With God
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How do we meet with disappointments and heartaches? Some grow bitter and resentful; they cannot endure the test. Others are stoical in the time of calamity; they refuse to allow suffering to touch their heart. We can see the reactions if we look about us. The author submits his answer to the problem of pain, suffering, and death with a prayer, "I will see it through with God!"
Serenity's Desire
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Plunged into a world of uncertainty following the death of her mother, seventeen-year-old Serenity struggles to understand why God allows tragedy. Turning to her mother's journals and her mother's Bible she finds strength in God's promise to never leave nor forsake her.
Serenity's Quest
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In this second book of the Serenity Inn series, Serenity Pownell learns deeper lessons of trust in her heavenly Father—especially when it comes to trusting His timing.
The Seventh Escape
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Like millions of other Europeans, Walter Logé was caught in the violent vortex of World War II. An ambulance driver in the German army, he was taken prisoner toward the end of the conflict and shipped by boxcar deep into Russia to the gloomy labor camp of Makeyevka.
Logé was a pleasant and gentle man, with an almost childlike faith in the goodness of God and in the innate decency of men. But he owned nerves of steel, lightning-fast wits, and an incredible determination to escape. He must somehow cover the many hundreds of miles across the reaches of the Ukraine and Poland westward to Berlin, where his beloved wife and three children awaited him – if they were still alive.
Seventh-day Adventist Church Manual - 2010
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A must-have church resource. In hardback and paperback, this is the newest edition revised after the 2010 GC session.
The Seventh-day Ox and Other Miracle Stories from Russia
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Against all odds, each of these witnesses placed their trust in God and demonstrated unbroken commitment to their faith—no matter what the cost.
Showdown In the Middle East
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The Middle East! Bloodshed, intrigue, oil! The crossroads of the world! Christians, Muslims, and Jews all see their destiny in this ancient land.
Showers of Grasshoppers and Other Miracle Stories from Africa
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True stories of believers in Africa whose faithfulness in the little things prepared them to be faithful when times were the hardest, and the miracles God worked to save their lives.
The Sign Said Wet Paint
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How can we get to know God? How can we discover truth? This little book explores the various ways we arrive at knowledge and how truth can be discovered.
Signs of Hope
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In a world in which life is no longer sacred, hunger and poverty are rampant, and natural disasters are worse than ever before, people find themselves hoping against hope that things will get better. Is there actually a rational explanation for the horrific events that take place each and every day? And is there anything that could save us from this mess? Alejandro Bullón tackles these and other daunting questions and discovers that the crisis in which we’ve found ourselves is itself a sign of hope pointing to the second coming of Jesus.
Silence of My Love
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Silence of My Love, book two of the Chloe Mae Chronicles, by Kay D. Rizzo, finds Chloe struggling to be a surrogate mother to orphaned Jamie in the harsh flatlands of Kansas.
Simply Put
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Amid the noise and confusion in our world, God has been speaking quietly for a few thousand years now—and waiting patiently for us to pay attention. This book outlines 28 of the fundamental concepts God’s been communicating to us all this time.
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Sky Pilot of Alaska
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These are true stories of dangerous journeys by land, sea, and air; rescues in raging storms and fierce tides, sleepless nights on board the "Messenger". This book is the record of a man who dared to drink deeply of adventure but also lived a life dedicated to the advance of Christianity in Alaska.
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Smoking and Lung Cancer
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Careful, painstaking research has proved that cigarette smoking is a direct cause of lung cancer—one of the most hideous diseases known; however, the simple knowledge that cigarettes are harmful does not guarantee the ability to abstain. In addition to documenting the dangers of cigarette smoking, Dr. Shryock offers encouragement and practical suggestions for those who desire to quit.
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So You Want to Be a Leader!
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Through the years Elder Pierson practiced the principles he sets forth in this book. His writings spring from the fount of his own capable, dedicated, and knowledgeable leadership. He shares the talent of leadership that grows from a close walk with the Master of men.
Sometimes I Don't Feel Like Praying
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This book is an easy read and filled with practical steps for dealing with life’s challenges such as depression, forgiveness issues, addictions, and much more. It’s also a great sharing book for those who no longer attend church as Mike tells the story of his dropping out of church, then returning. Order your copy today.
Song of the Trail
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Jess Cameron’s son, David recuperating from pneumonia, received his parents’ permission to accompany Old Doroteo to the high pastures for the season. “I believe I would be the best thing in the world for the boy,” his father had said.
With a little burro named Buhito and a tag-along pet crow named Timbird, David thought the life of a shepherd would be a great adventure. But he didn’t suspect that his seven months on the sheep trail would include getting lost in the desert for two days and losing a dear friend.
Spirit Warrior
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The amazing story of one Native American’s struggle to find peace of mind and a good life leads him to discover the wonderful love of God. This book opens the incredible world and culture of American Indians to the reader.
Stop Laughing: I'm Trying to Make a Point
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Kim Peckham's point of view is a special one. His humor comes out in his column in Women of Spirit magazine and here, in a collection of various topics. You will find truth, life and your funny bone as you peruse the pages of Stop Laughing.
Strangers In The Land
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The Edict of Nantes had been revoked, and the Huguenots were no longer free to practice their religion. Anyone who refused to convert would be imprisoned, and the dragoons had orders to kill anyone who tried to escape. Journey with Pierre and his family as they defy the law to worship their God, regardless of whatever consequences they ultimately face.
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The Stuff of Survival
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An old adage states that we are what we eat. This book contains some choice recipes, and accentuates the vital part diet plays in living a healthy, moral life.
Successful Small Groups
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In this practical guide Johnson illustrates the proven effectiveness that small groups have for both nurturing the spirituality of current church members and leading friends, neighbors, coworkers, and others to a saving relationship with Christ.
A Summer to Grow On
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Book 3 in the Becka Bailey series.
A Camp Wauntum Woods counselor at last! Becka finally realized her dream. Each week brought new campers and new challenges. Becka's summer was a blur of fun, anxiety, and growing up. She was making memories that would last a lifetime.
Then there was Geoff Blake. Becka didn't mean to fall for him, but she did. Would the couple be able to keep their romance a secret from everyone--especially from Pastor Joe?
The four-volume "Becka Bailey" set tells the story of Becka Bailey, a Seventh-day Adventist girl growing up in the modern-day Pacific Northwest.
Sunrise Hope
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When Stephanie Kent moves to a new town to work with disadvantaged teens, she vows not to let her fears and doubts take over. Young and optimistic, she can’t help seeing worlds of potential in the teens—and feeling drawn to her boss Paul, a cynical ex-pastor who has given up on God.
Surprised by Love
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This is the story of God's love for His children. His excitement and the plans He's made to be together with them through eternity. It is also the story about the kidnapping of God's children and what He did in order to rescue them. This first-ever women's sharing book shows how God simply refuses to go through eternity without you and me!
Surviving Grief
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Author Sandy Zaugg knows something about grief. When her children were 8 and 13 she lost her husband to cancer. Nine years later, her son died as a result of an automobile accident. This book is the honest rendition of one woman’s struggle through devastating grief. Zaugg doesn’t pretend to have the answers for everyone. What she does offer are some very practical suggestions for facing the future.
Survivors of the Dark Rebellion
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Telling the story from the viewpoint of Mark, recording angel and observer, the author takes a fresh look at the events surrounding the creation of this earth and the fall of Satan.
Sweeet!: God's Awesome Plan For You
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This devotional walks kids through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation and helps them discover that God has big plans for their lives—just as He did for Moses, Abraham, Peter, Paul, and all the rest!
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Sweethearts Again
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Using scripture as a guideline, author Glenn A. Coon uses true stories as examples to teach principles that can mend even the most tragically broken relationships.
Swirly
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Lila isn’t just like her yellow friends or her blue cousins, so she feels as though she doesn’t fit in anywhere. But when she meets another swirly kid and his swirly mom, she finds out that she does belong somewhere . . . with a very special swirly Someone.
The Sword of Denis Anwyck
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Finding himself swept into this maze of intrigue, Denis must brave the baron’s wrath, and even a cold-blooded betrayal by a close friend, in order to discover—with the help of a mysterious golden-haired girl—the startling truth about His Majesty.
Take Charge of Your Health
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The authors show how most of the common diseases, ailments, and disabilities that people suffer today can be prevented, reversed, and often cured by lifestyle changes nearly everyone can make at home.
That First Christmas: The Wise Men
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When a new star is discovered in the night’s sky, the Wise Men of King Phraates’s court set out to discover the star’s sacred message—and find much more than they ever imagined.
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The Book That Changed The World
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The Bible is God's message. It changed the world in the seventeenth century, and more than four hundred years later, it is still changing the world. In The Book That Changed the World, a group of Seventh-day Adventist scholars make insightful commentary on the King James Version helping you gain a deeper understanding of this faith classic.
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The Day The School Blew Up
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A funny, engaging story that portrays spiritual growth in an attractive and compelling way that kids 10-14 will respond to. Peter Paul discovers a lot about himself, learns about being responsible, and that you shouldn’t judge others. A modern-day adventure story that shows God knows and cares more than anyone else about Peter Paul Pappenfuss.
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The God I Love
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Many readers struggle to make God real in their life. The God I Love provides inspiring illustrations and practical help that will teach the reader how to make Christianity work in their life.
The King Has Come
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The book of Matthew is more than just one of the Gospels. In common with the other gospel writers, Matthew exalts and chronicles the life of Jesus. However, it is Matthew who paints the most complete word portrait of Jesus Christ. In that sense alone his Gospel is a unique "work of art". Dr. Van Dolson takes the application of Matthew and relates the kinship of Christ to our lives today.
These Fords Still Run
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To know Orley and Lillian Ford is to understand how Seventh-day Adventists have carried the gospel to nearly every country. Lifelong dedication, heroic faith, almost reckless courage, plus an ever-present sense of humor – these traits have distinguished this pioneer missionary couple.
"They're All Dead Aren't They"
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Only a teenager when her children were taken from her in the cruelest ways imaginable, Joy Swift riveted a nation with her gut-wrenching story of love, loss, and renewed hope. That story became the bestselling book, “They’re All Dead, Aren’t They?” Since its publication in 1986, this grieving mother’s journey toward hope has inspired countless thousands around the world.
A Thousand Shall Fall
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The electrifying story of an Adventist family who dared to practice their faith in Hitler's Germany and saw God work miracle after miracle to save them from certain disaster.
Three Angels, One Message
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John Anderson presents these messages with new insights and applications that allows us to appreciate the incredible relevance and importance of the Three Angels' Messages to our day.
Thus Says the Lord
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Zdravko Stefanovic explores the life and times of each of the men for whom the books known as the “minor prophets” were named. Differentiated in this way from the lengthier books of Isaiah, Ezekiel, and Jeremiah, these concise messages express the heart of God for His wayward people.
To Build a Life
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God is in the business of answering sincere queries. Luke didn’t find the answer overnight, but what he had been searching for in all the wrong places was as plain as day once he let God reconstruct his life.
To Know God
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What’s this about knowing God in five days? Author Venden is emphasizing not so much the time element as the possibility, not of knowing about God only, but of knowing Him, of having a personal and positive relationship with Him.
Trouble on the Blue Planet
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Illustrated. Concentrated. Easier to read than ever before. Trouble on the Blue Planet takes the themes of the great controversy, adds dramatic art, and speeds up the action for fast, easy reading. It’s an engaging way to share end-time truths with both the young and the not-so-young.
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Tying Down the Sun
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A popular treatment of the issues involved in Creation versus evolution, accenting biblical as well as scientific evidence in favor of Creation.
Under The Shadow of the Rising Sun
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18-year-old Donald Mansell, his brother and parents were sailing to Africa as missionaries when America plunged into World War II. Fleeing for safety to the Philippines, they instead found themselves prisoners of the Japanese army, spending the next three years in a concentration camp.
Understanding Creation
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"What is Creation theory?" "Can I believe in a word-wide flood?" What about the Dinosaurs?" "Can a Christian be a good scientist?" Understanding Creation will provide answers to these questions and more for those who are interested in reconciling the interface between biblical faith and science.
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The Unfinished Sermon
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How many sermons are only half-finished! The preacher does his part. He holds up a lofty ideal and paints a beautiful picture, but do we do our part? We have an unfinished sermon to preach by the way we live each and every day.
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Untying the Knot
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It’s an exciting moment when one man and one woman are launched together into the swift, moving waters of matrimony—with happiness just downstream. But what do you do if, out in the rapids, the raft comes apart? Author George Vandeman attempts to answer these questions and offers practical solutions.
Valley Girl
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This sequel to Canyon Girl tells what happens to young Hazel Weston whose "dream valley" suddenly turns into a nightmare when the worst snowstorm of the century threatens her family. And only she can go for help.
The Vegetarian Advantage
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In The Vegetarian Advantage you will learn how to ensure your nutritional needs are being met and how to avoid the pitfalls made by many new vegetarians. Meal planning guidelines and pointers on how to adopt a plant based diet will teach you how to become a “smart vegetarian.”
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Victory Out of Chaos
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"The Christian life is a battle and a march. But the victory to be gained is not won by human power. The battle which we have to fight--the greatest battle that was ever fought by man--is the surrender of self to the will of God, the yielding of the heart to the sovereignty of love."
Visions and Dreams
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Narrated in modern language without the interruption of chapter or verse, the ancient stories of prophecies found in Daniel and Revelation are easier than ever to read and understand.
The Waiting Heart
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Tranquility Hazelwood is anything but tranquil. Still unmarried, and with her biological clock ticking, her impatience is rising—someone thinks it’s her fault she’s not married yet? Two lists and 21 interviews later those answers weren’t exactly what she’d been expecting.
War of the Invisibles
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The Great Controversy story is told through stories of teenagers who might have lived during these exciting periods of Christian history.
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Was God Ever a Teenager?
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The author gives practical advice for parenting teenagers in a way that demonstrates a dynamic and contagious faith that teenagers will relate to.
What God Hath Joined
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Popular author Patty Froese Ntihemuka shares this skillfully told and captivating story of broken promises and new discoveries that will affirm faith in the two institutions God ordained from the beginning - marriage and the Sabbath.A great and inspiring read that teen girls and women will especially enjoy.
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What Happens When You Die?
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Where do our loved ones go after death? What happens to us when we die? Does it matter what we believe about life after death? Author Marvin Moore answers these questions and more based on Bible scriptures found in the New Testament.
What Jesus Really Meant
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What Jesus Really Meant provides authoritative answers to the questions raised by challenging New Testament passages. I contains short, understandable chapters filled with helpful and faith building insights into the words of Jesus as found in the Gospels and the writings of Paul, Peter, and others.
When God Said Remember
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From Mark Finley on the Sabbath, this small book asks and answers questions about the Bible Sabbath, its origins, its history, and its relevance today. Quantity Pricing Available!
When Love Returns
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Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Alaskan wilderness, the secret dreams of a young woman's heart collide with the mysteries of Providence. What results is an unforgettable adventure with three young children and a widowed scientist that propels Kelli into confrontations with her faith, bouts with wild animals, life-and-death struggles against the elements, and finally, the return of love.
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When My Ship Comes In
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We seldom get something for nothing. You will find few real bargains along life’s way. If you want rewards, learn to love hard work. If you want your ship to come, you must first send it out. The author gives us insight into the benefits of worthwhile labor.
When November Comes
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Two years of college had passed since that sunny summer at Camp Wauntum Woods. It was another summer, another counseling job at another camp, and another young man had laid claim to Becka's affections.
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When Religion Doesn't Work
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What does a person do when religion doesn’t seem to work? The author offers helpful tips to those who are about ready to give up on God and the church.
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When the Odds Are Stacked Against You
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Believe it or not, to a greater degree than you think, your success in life is determined simply by your attitude. The author tells us about the one quality in life that can make all the difference and the hope we have in Christ’s second coming.
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When Wounds Won't Heal
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Marriage. Is it really for life? Is it possible to have a happy lifelong marriage? These questions and more are dealt with in this book hope and courage are offered for both partners in a "tired " marriage.
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Where Is Bobby Now?
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Using a short story to introduce this Bible study about the state of the dead, the author shares helpful aids in discussing this subject with non-Adventist Christians.
Who Are the Seventh-day Adventists?
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This book gives a brief sketch of Adventist history, beliefs, people, church, and mission.
Who Do You Think You Are?
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This dynamic book will help fan away the chaff and expose the essence of who you really are—and more important, who you can really become in Christ!
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Why the Cookie Crumbles
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God knows best and is still in command even when your life is crumbling apart.
With an Holy Calling
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The blizzard came swiftly and unexpectedly upon Mother Vandeman and Herbie that early spring morning as they were on their way home from Aurickaree Creek. In moments, the countryside was shrouded in deep, billowy drifts of snow. The horses floundered. Mother and son lost all sense of direction. They had to keep going somehow. Eventually, too cold and too exhausted to go on, Herbie sank down into the snow and lay still. And then Mother Vandeman felt the solid wall of the house.
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Witnesses Through Trial
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Witnesses Through Trial is a collection of stories of men, women, and children who experienced suffering and, through their endurance, witnessed to others.
Ye Shall Receive Power
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These excerpts from Ellen G. White's writings are full of references to the work of the Holy Spirit, the complete transformation that He brings about in a believer's life, and just how desperately we need Him.
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You Can Stop Smoking
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This book not only tells you about the harmful effects of tobacco, but it tells you how you can quit.
You-Turn
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Do you want to live longer? Live better? This little booklet outlines the causes of various lifestyle diseases and offers practical tips on how you can prevent, and even reverse, these debilitating conditions. You deserve good health and its within your reach!
Zacchaeus
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The town was filled with people who needed a second chance. Little did they realize that their second chance would begin the moment a Stranger locked eyes with a man perched in a sycamore tree.