<p>God’s children are to steward Christ’s resources here on earth—both our talents and our material resources. Managing for the Master presents in practical detail the biblical principles of money and life management. Following God’s plan will bring you many blessings and enhance your service to Him.</p>

One of the best Sabbath School lesson supplements you can have. Spirit of Prophecy comments about the lesson is arranged for daily study with the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide.

One of the best Sabbath School lesson supplements you can have. Spirit of Prophecy comments about the lesson is arranged for daily study with the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide.

In this book we will follow the beginnings and the development of community in the Bible. From the Old Testament, where the principles of community are laid out, to the New Testament, where the stories of Jesus “flesh out” the concept of community, it is in His interaction with the disciples, His encounters with people, and His teachings that we find the true purpose of community.

What happens when you die? It’s an age-old question that continues to mystify modern minds. Join Dr. Timm as he carefully unpacks what the Bible says about death.

This book contains 40 days of devotional studies designed to strengthen your relationship with Christ and enable you to lead others to Him.

This young adult devotional will help you to thrive in the world of relationships and to grow spiritually as you watch God working in other lives.

This daily devotional book’s pages each highlight a specific event that occurred on the same day in world history, within Christianity, in the Seventh-day Adventist Church, or during the life of Ellen G. White or others. Explore the historical event, examine the theological implications, and power your day with a related devotional message.

One of the best Sabbath School lesson supplements you can have. Spirit of Prophecy comments about the lesson are arranged for daily study with the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide.

In this encouraging 113-entry teen devotional, you’ll discover the ways you are unique and amazing, realize why your life matters more than you think, find encouragement for the dark times, and learn that no matter what happens today, tomorrow is a new and different day.

Daring to Live by Every Word brings us back to the basic religion of Christ: unapologetic, devoted and committed to a glorious ideal. Let these pages invite you to relish the beauty of God's Word and what if really means to love and worship the Living Word, the One who created, rescued, and redeemed us.

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.

In this book Paul’s exploits are simply drawn. It is the author’s hope that these pages may inspire modern apostles to exalt the risen Christ before an unbelieving world. 

Marvin Moore once again digs deep into Scripture and examines the questions surrounding this unique group of people and the apocalyptic time, which they go through. With an understanding of prophecy, Moore brings you, the reader, a clearer picture of the 144,000 and what it takes to be part of that number. The 144,000 have a mission to fulfill. They will have God’s seal on their foreheads. There is a spiritual preparation that God’s people, the 144,000, must make in order to be ready for His coming.

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.

In this book, Connection, author Steve Case draws from the classic Steps to Christ, and provides a fresh perspective that will strike familiar chords and new harmonies with those who have already searched for God.

One of the best Sabbath School lesson supplements you can have. Spirit of Prophecy comments about the lesson is arranged for daily study with the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide.

In How to Make a Visit, you’ll learn tips and best practices for making effective in-person visits to people who request Bible studies, former members, the sick or homebound, and others. get the specific tools to sharpen your skills in the art of personal evangelism today.

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 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!

One of the best Sabbath School lesson supplements you can have. Spirit of Prophecy comments about the lesson is arranged for daily study with the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide.

Learn about prayer walking, the most effective evangelism strategy for reaching big cities, small towns, neighborhoods, and loved ones.

Moments with God overflows with encouragement and inspiration. On each page, you will find a message of hope and love that will lift your heart toward heaven. 

This fascinating look at the world in which Ellen White lived provides a deeper appreciating and understanding of her writings. Includes many photographs and drawings illustrating life in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Atheistic governments have disavowed God, and fundamentalist national leaders claim to speak for God and require strict religious observance from all their citizens. Both are extremes. Is there a better way?