Tag: book review

As an Adventist, I thought I had all the answers. "God? Really?" made me think again.

A century removed from the 1919 Bible Conference, this new book provides a brief overview of this historical event and the legacy it created for Adventism of the 20th century.

"One Trip to Kenya is a poignant reminder of the preeminence of compassion and love in action and the difference we can each make in the world, even if only in the life of one other person."

This quarter's Sabbath School companion book is a rallying cry to "do justice".

Energetic and fast-paced, this book contains some "big ideas in an easy-to-read presentation".

A thoughtful and thought-provoking book for any traveller (or armchair traveller).

This new book is both a collection of stories and a comprehensive survey of the history and significance of mission boats in the growth and development of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific.

God never intended "to relegate evangelism to a few professionals who own pricey projectors".

"Each chapter in this book is short enough to read for a morning worship or object lesson—but it’s a challenge to stop at only one."

"The things I had taught are true, the methods of dealing with the loss are useful, the philosophies are reliable, and recovery is indeed a possibility."—Mike Tucker