Are you planning a building project—a new church, addition, school building, or Community Service building? Do you wonder how you should go about getting the funds? Does it seem like your campaign for funds goes on forever? Are your members or constituents tired of talking about money? If you... [Show more]
Wilderness Survival is the perfect, pocket-sized folding guide on how to stay alive in the wilderness. The guide highlights basic first aid, building a shelter, signaling for help, foraging for food and water, fire-making, edible plants and navigating through the wilderness. Laminated for... [Show more]
The need of the church today is not merely to win souls, but to make disciples. Adding new converts must be followed up with multiplying fruit-bearing disciples. How did Jesus transform witnesses into radical disciples who, in turn, reproduced and multiplied themselves through others, thus building... [Show more]
These updated and revised Christ-centered Bible lessons present the traditional Adventist doctrines in a clear, carefully reasoned, faith-building way that will appeal to your unchurched friends. They can be used with any version of the Bible, are easy to understand, and have a fresh, contemporary... [Show more]
Amazing doesn't begin to describe these faith-building stories of answered prayer. Discover how prayer caused a stolen car to stall, taught a woman to read, delivered a snorkeling missionary from a mad shark, led a strange black dog to deliver a lost purse, healed a crushed cat, and unlocked a... [Show more]
The Alive in Jesus curriculum introduces Beginners and their parents to the wonderful stories and lessons of the Bible. This curriculum shows that the truths of the Bible are unchanging and trustworthy. The central purpose of using the Bible in such an intentional way in the Alive in Jesus... [Show more]
Teaching scripture is our privilege, responsibility, and calling. It is our privilege to share the Good News and our responsibility to seek to emulate the teaching methods of the Master Teacher. We are called, from the routine vocation and pastimes of daily life, to teach. Called to Teach is... [Show more]
If you asked people on the street to define the term love, you’d get quite an array of answers and descriptions. Many of us have heard that love is “patient,” “kind,” and “never fails”—but how do we find this true love in a corrupted world filled with... [Show more]
If you asked people on the street to define the term love, you’d get quite an array of answers and descriptions. Many of us have heard that love is “patient,” “kind,” and “never fails”—but how do we find this true love in a corrupted world filled with... [Show more]
For many Christians, cold-calling for Jesus sounds like cruel and unusual punishment. The thought of sharing Jesus with strangers door-to-door or visiting former church members in their homes can elicit paralyzing fear. Even so, some feel called to this personal ministry. In How to Make a Visit,... [Show more]
