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Discover the inspiring stories of the Bible's greatest heroes and their struggles for faith in 'Patriarchs and Prophets' by Christian author Ellen G. White. Uncover the journeys of Adam and Eve, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and Moses as they face trials and tribulations in their quest for righteousness. Through her insightful writing and unique perspective, Mrs. White brings these Biblical figures to life, exploring the deeper meaning behi...

Beginning with the glory days of Israel, "Prophets and Kings" recounts the stories of great men and women of the Bible who lived between King Solomon's reign and the First Advent of Christ. The stories of Elijah, Daniel, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Hezekiah, the captivity of Israel, and others are all found in this wonderful book. Within its pages, the history of a chosen but vacillating people dramatically illustrates the raging struggle between God an...

R.A. Torrey's book, "The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit", is an essential resource for anyone wanting to develop a deeper understanding of the presence and impact of the Holy Spirit in daily life. In it, Dr. Torrey provides readers with Biblically grounded knowledge and insight about the nature of the third person of the godhead, offering clear explanations and doctrinal foundations that, in addition to edifying the reader, will serve as a...

This wonderful little book addresses the symbolism of the ancient Jewish tabernacle and how it points to heaven. The "Tabernacle in the Wilderness" (as it was called) was the earthly, movable dwelling place of God where the Israelites worshipped after the Exodus. Supported by Scripture, "Jerusalem the Golden" presents evidence that the holy tabernacle was indeed a shadow of things to come. Each chapter covers topics worthy of attention-from t...

R A Torrey's book, 'The Baptism with the Holy Spirit', explores how Christians are filled and energized by the presence of God for Christian service. In clear and simple language, R. A. Torrey teaches: · What the baptism with the Holy Spirit is · What the baptism with the Holy Spirit does · Its necessity for the believer · How this experience can be obtained · The need for refilling with the Holy Spirit, and · How the spiritual power can be ...

The topic of this book-the assurance of salvation-is one of the most important aspects of Christian life. This assurance-or knowledge that you are a child of God-brings joy to worship and prayer. It also gives strength and boldness to witnessing. There is no greater privilege. The truth of this privilege is wonderfully brought home by this timeless book, Heaven on Earth. First published in 1654, this Christian classic teaches what true assur...

In this classic sermon, Jonathan Edwards preached the seriousness of sin and establishes the Biblical penalty for failure to repent. He is descriptive of God's attitude toward sin and man's need for true repentance. The sermon, which was preached to Edwards' Northampton Church in 1741, was so influential that it served as a catalyst for the sweeping religious revival known as the Great Awakening. ¿The sermon, which emphasized God's wrath...

First published in 1652, Thomas Brooks' "Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices" offers insights into the snares and schemes of the devil which are timely and relevant for today. Though centuries have passed since its writing, this timeless classic remains an amazing work of teaching on the thousands of ways Satan seeks to destroy every Christian and the thousands of ways God has provided every Christian to defeat Satan's nefarious schemes....

Steps to Christ" by Ellen G. White is a profound and inspirational spiritual guide that explores the steps towards a closer relationship with God. Written with clarity and compassion, this timeless book offers guidance and encouragement to individuals seeking spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of their faith. In this transformative work, Ellen G. White presents fundamental principles of Christian living, inviting readers to embark on ...

George Müller, whose wrote the prayer journals in this book, was a 19th century Christian who took God's command to look after orphans very seriously. During his lifetime, Müller built and maintained orphanages in England that cared for thousands of children. A man of great faith, Müller never once asked for a penny to support the work-yet somehow the necessary funds always came in-just in time. Readers of this book, which is essentially a c...

This is the first volume of a 9-book series by Ellen G. White entitled Testimonies for the Church which was started as instruction and guidance to the Seventh-day Adventist Church during its infancy (during the late 1840's and early 1850's). During that time, there were only four ministers serving the entire denomination. The ministers, who supported themselves through physical labor, were poor in this world's goods but rich in the gospel. By ...

Volume 8 of the Testimonies (which was written by Ellen G. White for members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church) was published in 1904 to meet a crisis within the church. That crisis involved the ideas of pantheism-which was out of harmony with both the Word of God and the teachings of the church. By its promoters, pantheism was seen as an advancement in understanding which would bring a glorious experience to the people of God and hasten the...

In 1872, when the first testimony of volume 3 was written, most members of the still small Seventh-day Adventist Church lived in the central and Northeastern United States. At that time, the church employed 86 ministers. It also operated one publishing house and one small medical institution, both of which were in Battle Creek, Michigan. During the early years of church growth, James Whtie tirelessly pioneered the way. By 1872, Elder White ...

By the time this volume of counsels for the Seventh-day Adventist Church was penned by Ellen G. White, the work of the church had grown to worldwide proportions. Literature was being distributed in thirty-nine languages from thirteen publishing houses. Five hundred ordained ministers, with a thousand other workers in various branches of denominational endeavor were serving 66, 000 believers, who made up 1, 892 churches. With the growth of t...

This fourth volume of counsel to members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church spans the last seven years of James White's life, from 1875 to 1881. With the work of the church under rapid expansion, Elder and Mrs. White traveled extensively. They also wrestled with the problems of the expanding institutional work. As the missionary work in Europe made good progress, church members came to a better and better understanding of the worldwide nat...

This last volume of the series Testimonies to the Church (by Ellen G. White) covers the time span between 1904 and 1909. As the Seventh-day Adventist church and its institutions continued to grow and evolve, continued counsel was needed on a number of issues. During the time that the work was being established in the nation's capital, Mrs. White even made her home there for a period of several months. From there, in the closing years of her mi...

Counsels in this volume, written by Ellen G. White to members of the Seventh-day Adventist church, were penned while Mrs. White was living in Australia. Arranged in topical order, volume 6 expands upon the lines of instruction provided in earlier volumes. During the years covered by this volume, Mrs. White was actively involved in founding an Adventist College in Avondale, Australia. With its rural setting, emphasis on the industrial program...

This volume of Testimonies to members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church spans the years from 1882-1889. During this eventful decade, two new advanced schools (in Massachusetts and California, respectively) were added to educate future workers for the church. The volume addresses many of the challenges-from discipline to choosing curriculum-attending the educational work. The 1880's were a prolific time in terms of publishing for the growin...

While volume 1 of the Testimonies focused mainly on counsel for the fledgling Seventh-day Adventist church, volume 2 was devoted almost entirely to the personal piety of its members. In the words of Ellen White, these testimonies "all contain more or less reproof and instruction which apply to hundreds or thousands of others in similar condition." The instruction, which was forthright and practical, dealt with many aspects of Christian livin...

This classic book, penned in the 1800's by an author known only as "F.M." should be a "must read" for every believing Christian. The entire book literally bleeds the love of Christ, as the author delves deep into both the wandering human spirit and the unfathomable love of God. The book begins with the question posed in Proverbs: ''A wounded spirit who can bear?" The agony of unrequited love, the extra pain felt when wounds are from a friend-a...