Sabbath in Crisis

Ratzlaff, Dale

Religion & Spirituality

Life Assurance Ministries

SABBATH IN CHRIST

<p>From the back cover: "Currently Senior Minister at First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Marietta, Georgia, Jerry Gladson holds the M.A. and Ph.D. in Old Testament from Vanderbilt University. He is also an adjunct professor at Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, Georgia, and the Psychological Studies Institute, Atlanta. The author of six books and numerous scholarly and popular articles, he is the theological editor of the 'Journal of Psychology and Christianity.' He has pastored churches in Tennessee, Kentucky, and California, and has taught at Southern Adventist University, the Atlanta Center for Theological Studies, Fuller Thoeological Seminary, Chapman University, La Sierra University, and the Disciples Seminary Foundation. He and his wife, Laura, a Licensed Psychologist, enjoy two adult daughters and three grandsons."</p>

A theologian's journey from Seventh-day Adventism to mainstream Christianity

Gladson, Jerry A.

This book exposes with extensive documentation the deception regarding Ellen White that has been promoted by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

White Out: How a Prophetess's Failed Visions, Mistaken Prophecies, and Embarrassing Blunders Were Covered Up by Her Followers

Dirk Anderson

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Riggle, H.M.

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Sydney Cleveland

Christian Books & Bibles

The Cultic Doctrine of Seventh-Day Adventists: An Evangelical Resource and an Appeal to Adventists

Dale Ratzlaff

Sabado en Cristo = Sabbath in Christ (Spanish Edition)

La Doctrina Sectaria de los Adventistas del Septimo Dia: Un Recurso Evangelico y una Apelacion A los Dirigentes ASD = The Cultic Doctrine of Seventh- (Spanish Edition)

<p>One cannot help but be impressed by the progress of Seventh-day Adventism in our day. Its colleges and universities produce legions of graduates, its medical institutions are centers of innovation and healing. The legacy of Ellen G. White lives on through her “health message,” through the denomination’s global missionary endeavors, and through parachurch agencies such as Amazing Facts, The Voice of Prophecy, and The Quiet Hour.\nYet many Christians are, at best, vaguely aware that Adventism is somehow—different. And so this booklet challenges the reader to ask and answer two central questions for Are the differences real? And if so, do they matter?\nThe time for a reassessment among evangelicals is long overdue, because for too many inattentive Christians, Adventism represents a profound danger hidden in plain sight. As Dale Ratzlaff amply demonstrates in the following pages, the movement is founded not on the infallible Word of God, but on such an extraordinary mass of error and calculated deception that it must be seen to be believed. The differences between Adventism and biblical Christianity cannot be ignored, for they strike at the very heart of the gospel. The disciples of Ellen G. White do not merely offer an alternative view of secondary Christian doctrines, as many suppose; instead, they encourage millions to place their trust in a false prophet who sets obstacles in the path of anyone who would trust in Christ alone for their salvation and “adds” nothing to the written Word of God except her convoluted and contradictory speculations.\nThe evidence presented herein compels evangelicals to make an informed choice. Pastors, missionaries, relief agencies, and others need to face the potential problems of collaborating, on an organizational level, with a movement that affirms and promotes such error. Many of us who have served as missionaries in the Third World recognize the two faces of indulging in cozy ecumenism in English-speaking cultures while engaging in bare-knuckle proselytizing nearly everywhere else. The Seventh-day Adventist Church cannot have it both ways.\nAs those who have been commanded to “test all things” (1 Thess. 5:21) and “defend the faith once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 3–4), we have neither the liberty nor the luxury of turning a blind eye to these matters. To do so means not only unconscionable compromise for evangelicals, but spiritual bondage for countless Adventists who need to hear the Gospel proclaimed as God intended.\nIn closing, let me assure the reader that this booklet is no mere rant or rebuke. It is a message motivated by compassion, given in the sincere hope that through a careful presentation of the evidence many who are held captive by Adventism will one day be “free indeed” (Jn. 8:36).</p>

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