Will God’s remnant church today survive the end-times to come—or will it join the apostate church of the future? Or has it already joined the ranks of Revelation’s Babylon? This insightful book shows that God’s end-time church, despite its controversies, has not crossed and will not cross over the line into apostasy.
What is the “visible” and “invisible” church?
How does the midnight cry and the shaking apply to God’s church?
What can we learn from the time of Moses and the people of Israel?
I used this book as a gift to put inside cards that I send to my church friends. I believe this book gives us valuable information that we should know for today. It is not just bringing others to Christ it is also keeping those who may be not be as active as they should be in their own church. This book tells us as believers that we need to be vigilant for time is short.
Dennis Priebe is a Seventh-day Adventist minister, with 40 years’ experience as a pastor, a teacher, and seminar speaker. He and his family joined Amazing Facts to help it achieve the goal of nurturing newborn Christians into mature Christianity. Their ministry is directed primarily toward those who have already made their commitment to Christ, but who want to grow into the fullest possible relationship with Him.
Pastor Priebe and his family accept invitations from Adventist churches across the United States for weekend or week-long series on the subject of righteousness by faith. It is their deep conviction that the only way God's people will ever fulfill their divine commission of preparing the way so that Jesus can return is through a clear understanding and a corresponding experience of the total gospel of Christ our Savior.
Dennis Priebe is a Seventh-day Adventist minister, with 40 years’ experience as a pastor, a teacher, and seminar speaker. He and his family joined Amazing Facts to help it achieve the goal of nurturing newborn Christians into mature Christianity. Their ministry is directed primarily toward those who have already made their commitment to Christ, but who want to grow into the fullest possible relationship with Him.
