Doctrine & Beliefs

This fourth volume written by Heidi Heiks is dedicated to the prophetic periods of Daniel and Revelation. It addresses twenty objections and other issues that Heiks feels demand clarification. All objections are for the years and events connected to AD...

What is your faith built on? Is it firmly grounded on biblical truth or do you rely on the insights of your pastor or the beliefs of your family? Paul warned the Ephesians to not be blown around by various teachings but to study and remain unified in...

For the last several decades the human nature of Christ has been the subject of intense study in some scholarly Seventh-day Adventist circles. The publication of Questions on Doctrine (1957) set the stage for almost three decades of as yet unresolved...

The story of Adam and Eve is not just a beginning but an ending also. In the Bible we learn how God created Adam and then Eve, and we watch life unfold in their work, their love, and their fall. This incredible story of Adam and Eve sets the stage for...

Merlin Nichols tried to make it on his own. He worried about his salvation and whether he was good enough. Perhaps like you or someone you know, he preached, held church offices, and was outwardly faithful to the church, but he was spiritually dead. That...

Some people say that God can’t possibly be a God of love because of all the chaos and evil in the world today. But what does the Bible teach us about God’s love? And for that matter, what does the Bible teach us about the history of mankind,...

Mary E. Walsh (1892-1997) was born into a RomanCatholic family in Ireland. Her forbears for many generations back were confirmed believers in the doctrines of the papacy. Baptized into the Roman Church when only one day old, she continued a faithful...

About the Book  Religious, political, and social movements are not new to society. It seems to be part of our human nature to seek a “better way” of doing things. However, when it comes to the church, do we tread on dangerous ground...

“The fundamental misunderstanding of faith,” Herbert E. Douglass writes,“is one of the crucial reasons not only for the multiplicity of Christian churches but also for the wide variances interpreting almost every Biblical doctrine...

Every now and then a new book is released and people stand in long lines with great anticipation, some even camp outside the bookstore overnight waiting to purchase a copy. Television news sometimes captures the pictures of people pushing and shoving...

From the creation of the world and the introduction of the first human beings to their Edenic home, God’s deepest passion has always been that each of His children—not just those with Jewish blood take regular, periodic and intensive time...

A Word to the Little Flock was published in 1847 by James White, a young minister of twenty-five at the time of its release. The book features articles and correspondence that address the events of October 22, 1844, and the unfulfilled prophecies of...