“Before seeking solutions, we need to seek understandings.” ~ Seth Pierce Tired of tone-deaf dialogues? Angry online exchanges? Misunderstandings? Seeking an Understanding makes communication research accessible for those who want to have better conversations. It brings together... [Show more]
“The landscape of communication options is vast and can feel intimidating. Which ones do you choose?”This guide outlines helpful principles to improve your online presence as you seek to build connections for your church or ministry. You will find: Tips for Facebook, Twitter,... [Show more]
“Visitors are greeted; guests are honored. A visitor is an outsider with whom we connect temporarily; a guest is someone anticipated and delighted in; someone we want to feel welcome, stay a while and return.” The Bible has a lot to say about the practice of hospitality. Not only does it... [Show more]
“A visitor is a temporary outsider, while a guest is an expected person to be delighted in and served. How do we want people to feel when they come to church—like a visitor or a guest?” While shaking hands and handing out bulletins are important parts of welcoming people to your... [Show more]
There's a lot of strange stuff going on in Daniel's book. First comes the giant statue made of different metals, which is smashed to smithereens by a gigantic rock. Then the four beasts: a lion with eagle's wings, a humpbacked bear, a leopard with four wings, and some kind of indescribable beast... [Show more]
We are baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Several biblical references tell us about being “baptized with the Holy Spirit,” “receiving the Holy Spirit,” or being “born of the Spirit.” We also read stories of the Holy Spirit enabling... [Show more]
We are baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Several biblical references tell us about being “baptized with the Holy Spirit,” “receiving the Holy Spirit,” or being “born of the Spirit.” We also read stories of the Holy Spirit enabling... [Show more]
“OK, so what do you know about Ellen White?” The question was fairly innocuous—a simple query about a historical person posed to a group of teenagers in a Bible class. I stood at the front of the room, ready to write their responses on the smart board. What followed was a torrent... [Show more]
Daniel wrote his book a long time ago, so does it really have anything to do with us today? Can Daniel really tell us what to expect in the future? The symbolism in the book of Daniel can be difficult to understand. First comes the giant statue made of different metals, which is smashed by a... [Show more]
When thinking of the term “justice,” some people might picture a courtroom, handcuffs, a police car, or maybe even a jail cell. Some might even think of superheroes in their colorful spandex and capes. But what does “justice” mean when it’s used in the Bible? How does... [Show more]
When thinking of the term “justice,” some people might picture a courtroom, handcuffs, a police car, or maybe even a jail cell. Some may even think of superheroes in their colorful spandex and capes. But what does “justice” mean when it’s used in the Bible? How does... [Show more]
John wrote his book of Revelation a long time ago. Was he talking about events that have subsequently unfolded—or does his book tell us about events we can expect to happen in the future? The symbolism in the book of Revelation can be difficult to understand. Why should we care about churches... [Show more]
Using stories and anecdotes that will appeal to teens, Seth Pierce helps them realize that our Adventist beliefs are actually amazing insights into a loving God who knows us better than we know ourselves. This fourth book in the Seventh-day Adventists Believe series provides a comprehensive... [Show more]
