Have you ever heard Ellen White pray? This article is a prayer she wrote in 1903.
Category: Spirit of Prophecy
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Stormproof: Personally rooted in the Word
The storm is coming. How strong and deep is your root system? Do your roots embrace the rock of the life-water of God's Word, or are they in the sands of human opinion? By Alberto Rosenthal
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Ellen White warned Adventists just before her death: Beginning of great changes 100 years ago
When we seek our identity in being a sinner and not in Jesus. When sin is accepted, proudly practiced and advocated. By Ellen White
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A disservice to Ellen White: With friends like that...
Certainly well intentioned, some consider a whole range of their statements to be false. By Dave Fiedler
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The dream of the narrow path: firmly determined!
A prophecy that gives courage for the mountain tour of our lives. Which station am I at? By Ellen White
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The open space in the Orion Nebula: building site of the new Jerusalem
The Hubble telescope confirms what a young woman saw in a vision in December 1846. By Frederick C Gilbert (died 1946)
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WHO confirms Spirit of Prophecy: Meat as a cancer hazard
The World Health Organization issues the same warning as Ellen White's 120-year-old writings. High time for non-vegetarians to rethink their diet. By Andrew McChesney
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Interview with Ted NC Wilson on the reasons for his deep convictions: Why the Adventist Church President supports the Bible and Ellen White
A pertinent synopsis of top reasons to value the Spirit of Prophecy. By Andrew McChesney, News Editor, Adventist Review
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Short film: What could have happened then can happen now
A new fellowship movie could not be finished because you and I are a part of its final scenes, including at the upcoming general conference. By Jim Ayer, Writer and Executive Producer of What Might Have Been
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Salvation for the Jews: Forgotten Brothers
Adventists like to describe themselves as modern Israel and the people of God. This often completely denies the Jews of today a place in our hearts. By Gerhard Boden