Have you given many Bible Studies without much results?  Leading you to feel that you just don’t have the skill to lead people into a decision.  This seminar is a must for you.  Learn how to recognize the movings of the Spirit, and what to do to lead people to Christ

What we inherit contributes, for most of us, to just 20% of our health and well-being. You probably already know what is good for your health, but have you ever wondered how it actually works? Let us discover together the incredible mechanisms in our cells that translate our habits into health outcomes. You will be amazed how they work and have an impact on your life and that of your children and grandchildren! 

Many of us will go through periods of life that are challenging and could lead to depression. But there are a number of factors over which we have control that counteract negative processes and can be used preventively or as part of a treatment. 

What is the meaning of the faith of Jesus? Steps of how to incorporate the experience of the faith of Jesus and the righteousness of Christ into your daily walk with God. 

How Jesus guided the Second Advent Movement through the 1844 Disappointment, showing through the sanctuaty truth the significance of the gospel of the three angels messages, and revealing Christ's ministry during the Hour of His judgment of the world.    

This topic would be about that missing element in our personal/spiritual life, in the ministry and in our church as a whole. And oh how we desperately need it right now!

We will reflect on the unique role of the prophetic gift in the church and the significance of Ellen G. White for the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

It’s not enough to simply be online.

Jennings, Coles, Wright, Montgomery, Clute, Maxwell, are all persons who have proposed alternatives to the Adventist understanding of "being tormented with fire and brimstone." But what is the right way to harmonize the various inspired statements?

Comparing scripture with scripture is a method of Bible study that led to Adventism. And as it is going out of style with extremes in exegesis, the accuracy of our conclusions is at stake. What are the extremes, and how can we avoid them.