"If God has any new light to communicate, He will let His chosen and beloved understand it, without their going to have their minds enlightened by hearing those who are in darkness and error."-Ellen White, Early Writings, 124 The Seventh-day Adventist Church travels in perilous waters at the end of time. Rick Howard points a spotlight on one of the dangerous icebergs looming close at hand: the emerging church movement. Why so much concern and controversy over a movement that claims to promote a deeper experience with God? Meet It reveals the spiritualistic dangers hidden below the surface of emerging church theology and practice. Howard shows how Satan is using this movement to introduce errors such as Eastern mysticism, Roman Catholic spirituality, and ecumenical tendencies into God's remnant church. The prophet Isaiah cautioned: "To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them" (Isaiah 8:20). Meet It reveals what happens when Seventh-day Adventists disregard this warning and turn for spiritual counsel to authors and teachers who mix truth and error. Picking up where his first book, The Omega Rebellion, left off, Howard probes the subtle nuances of the Omega apostasy that Ellen White warned would threaten God's people. He discusses two specific examples of emerging church theology in the Adventist Church: The One Project and Alex Bryan's book The Green Cord Dream. Do you want an unsinkable faith amid Satan's end-time deceptions? This book will help you meet the devil's delusions head on by staying close beside the church's all-wise Captain. "Meet It ... shows exactly how emerging church errors, ecumenical pitfalls, occult techniques, New Age notions, pantheistic philosophy, and Roman Catholic mysticism have ever-so-slyly entered Adventism in the name of Jesus under the guise of promoting a closer 'experience' with God."-Steve Wohlberg

Meet It

Howard, Rick

Remnant Pub.

A worldwide, catastrophic flood. It reshaped the face of the planet. It killed millions of animals. It ended the lives of countless men, women, and children. Why would anyone believe a God of love would punish the world like that? You’re not alone. Questions like this one have mystified honest, searching people for thousands of years. Skeptics discredit the event as a mere myth, proof that God is nothing more than a cruel tyrant invented by men, while believers struggle to harmonize the love of Jesus and this frightening Old Testament story. There is an answer that actually makes sense that will help you understand the mind of God when it comes to evil, sin, suffering, pain, and punishment. Table of Contents Part 1—The Real Story: “As in the Days of Noah . . .” 1. The Building of the Ark: The Flood—Part I 2. Destruction by Water: The Flood—Part II 3. The Rainbow Sign: After the Flood 4. Skepticism

Noah Another Storm Is Coming by E. G White (2014-05-04)

Religion & Spirituality

White, E.G.

Christian Books & Bibles

Gathered along the bank of Missouri's Gasconade River enjoying a summer picnic with my family, I relaxed in the cool breeze, indulged in the tasty food, and took a refreshing swim. Life couldn't get better than this. Abruptly, a remote, rumbling roar interrupted my serenity. Seemingly closer and closer, louder and louder, it bellowed in the distance. I tensed. Surely it meant impending doom. What was the noise? It seemed oddly familiar, yet far from natural. Where was it coming from? What did it mean? I was bewildered and confused. When it happened again the bleariness of sleep swiftly left me. I realized what it was! I bolted from the top bunk just in the nick of time as the count-timer buzzer suddenly yanked me from my leisurely dream. No river, no picnic, no family, just four concrete walls, a metal sink, and toilet. I stood for count just as the prison guards walked up to my cell door. Whew! That was a close call. Taking it all in, I just smiled. I was happy, not because of my environment, but because of my incredible, miracle-filled journey that took me in search of God. I hadn't been seeking Him, but He was seeking me. He knew my heart when I didn't know my own. When He found me as a devil-worshiping, death-metal, head-banging, suicidal fifteen-year-old and broke through the strongholds of my life, it would never be the same again.

The Least of the Least

Allen, Wyatt

Reared in the ways of the God of the heavens during his early childhood, Moses, who was drawn from the water, was moved from his humble abode to one of privilege with every amenity. Temptation abounded, but the teaching of his mother in the way of truth lingered in his mind, even as he was tutored in the schools of the pharaoh. With his leadership and military training behind him, yet convinced of his sacred duty, he ached to see his people suffer. Thus, Moses committed the same grave error of many of his ancestors: taking matters into his own hands. An Egyptian oppressor died because of Moses' misguided fervor, which sent him fleeing as a fugitive. In the mountains of Moses' refuge, God broke down the strongholds of Egyptian influence. As forty years of Moses' life passed in his wilderness hideaway, God instilled in His servant lessons of faith, patience, humility, and reverence. When Moses was humbled, God met him at the burning bush. He trembled at the thought of returning to the land of his birth to face a brotherly foe. Only then did God lay out His detailed instruction to rescue the Hebrew people. Together Moses and his brother Aaron took the message of God to the earthly king: "Let My people go." The pharaoh met the brothers' approach with wrath: "I know not Jehovah, neither will I let Israel go," boasting that their God had no power to deliver them. Hence, a series of plagues bombarded the people of the Nile. Just before the tenth and final plague, Moses instructed God's chosen with their course of action. They needed to submit to His command through obedience to heavenly direction just as we need to be surrendered so that we can be saved.

Exodus The Great Deliverance

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Meet It

Noah Another Storm Is Coming by E. G White (2014-05-04)

The Least of the Least

Exodus The Great Deliverance