Tag: signs publishing
Brad Watson tells the story of an Adventist Aboriginal mission
Working with other Avondale University historians and Indigenous ministry leaders, Dr Brad Watson has researched and written the history of Mona Mona Mission. He talked about this project and why it matters.
Indigenous mission’s history adds to church’s truth telling
A new book tells the history of an Aboriginal mission established by the Seventh-day Adventist Church near Kuranda in northern Queensland.
Signs kids stories makes Romanian outreach impact
An Australian book for young readers is making an impact as a sharing book in Romania.
The Command re-focuses on “the greatest commandments”
“My belief is that if we love more, people will be more attracted to our church and we will keep more people in our church,” says Dr Bruce Manners.
Literature Evangelist retiring after 50 years, sold $2 million worth of...
“I look back with thankfulness for what God has done in using me to spread the good news,” he said.
David Smith talks faith, doubt and storytelling
"Every time I hear a great sermon, I think later: OK, what hit me with the most impact? Always the stories!" says author David Smith.
Bible project success raises important questions
Enjoy the Living Word, a book produced by Signs Publishing, has been developed to answer many questions in the Pacific Islands, primarily about Bible translations.
New book presents Reformation women as faithful—and human
"Sisters in Arms" retells the stories of women who "played an amazing role in the Reformation".
New book about Christmas receives thousands of pre-orders
Written by Signs Publishing editor Nathan Brown, "Advent" is a book designed to be shared with friends and neighbours.
Book Review: If You Are Thirsty, You Can Be Spirit-filled
There has been much contention and confusion regarding the Holy Spirit throughout Christian history. Peter Roennfeldt's new book points us back to Jesus as the starting point for understanding and experiencing the Holy Spirit.
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