Have you been struggling to focus spiritually? Has your personal devotional time gotten a little dry? Are you feeling somewhat disconnected from God and from those around you? Maybe it’s time for a “digital detox.” Read this inspiring and convicting article by Frank Hasel to get some practical ideas about how to pull the plug, so that you can re-connect with God and with those around you in more deep and meaningful ways.

Ellen White used an amazing variety of names when she referred to Jesus—840, in fact. The devotional, "Jesus Name Above all Names" features 365 of them in readings that introduce readers to the One who gave His life to save us. As you watch this short video, we encourage you to also get this 2021 devotional.

In these workbooks, produced by Willie and Elaine Oliver in Family Ministries, topics include Hope for Families, Unconditional Self-Acceptance in Christ, Rivers in the Desert, Sometimes it Hurts When You Are a Mother, Disciple-Making Parenting, Social Media: Blessing or Curse?, Care for Kids Left Behind in Breakup and much more! We pray these resources encourage and inspire you as you seek to nurture marriages, raise children, and build better homes for the Lord.

Read the testimony of how learning to memorize Scripture changed one man's life, and consider enrolling in one of the FAST Scripture Memory programs. "Thy word have I hid in my heart that I might not sin against thee." Ps. 119:11

“How do I remain faithful in the shaking? Where will I hide, what will I eat, how will I survive the time of trouble?” It can be terrifying to contemplate how we are going to make it through the end times if we are not rooted in Christ. The final events of earth’s history are coming upon us even now. How can we be prepared to stand the coming crisis?

If you are looking for resources to help you understand the Three Angels' Messages more clearly, or looking for materials to help you share these precious truths with others, we encourage you to check out this new website! From sermons, audio, video, to articles and resources for children, this website will continue to expand.

In this inspirational video series from Michigan Camp meeting, Doug Batchelor talks about his three favorite topics: feasting on the word, persisting in prayer, and the power for witnessing. This is a series you don't want to miss as we prepare our hearts for the coming Latter Rain.

Ubake’s charming and colorful artwork helps to make the Adventist church in the Maolin valley in Tawain stand out. However, it’s not the metal, wooden, or cloth ornaments that make this church so well known in the community. It's the church's prayer ministry. Watch this short testimony and be inspired of what one small church can do!

We live in a world awash in hues of grey. Few risk coloring outside the lines. Fewer still make a stand for anything that might differentiate them from the crowd. Live Like Elijah invites you to discover the life of Elijah, a man who knew God, knew his purpose, and lived each day with fearless faithfulness. He rested in the Providence of God. Explore his life — and live it! Access and read this book, courtesy of Don MacLafferty with In Discipleship.

For those that would like deeper theological study, the Biblical Research Institute has a number of new resources. Some of the topics include: Interpreting the Beast of Revelation 17, Israelite Festivals and the Christian Church, The Nature of Christ, Time Prophecies of Daniel 2, The Emerging Church and Adventist Ecclesiology, God in Three Persons in the Old Testament and New Testament, Substitutionary Atonement and more.

If you are truly hungering for more of Jesus, you will enjoy this eight part series that Gem Castor recently shared. From learning how to have a spirit of praise, to how to unlock the power of the Holy Spirit in your life, to getting to witness first hand what it's like when people get together to pray, we believe this series will be a big blessing to all who take the time to listen.

In Psalm 26:2, David cries, “Examine me, O LORD, and prove me; Try my mind and my heart.” In Psalm 139:23-24 he pleads, “Search me, O God, and know my heart: try me, and know my thoughts: And see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting.” (KJV) The following document, "Questions of the Heart" leads us to consider our lives in comparison with Scripture. As we look at Scripture, let us also keep looking to Jesus who alone can make our lives acceptable to the Father (Eph. 2:8-9).