When we talk about relationship, are we talking cheap grace? What doctrines do we have to forsake to follow this relationship teaching? Don't I have to work out my own salvation like the Bible and Ellen White says? What is my part, and aren't we to prepare to live without an intercessor? With all these questions there is one more question that needs asking; will you be in heaven? Most people answer this question with, “I hope so” or “I am trying hard.” Is it possible to answer the question positively? Doesn’t Ellen White say we should never say, “I am saved”? Don’t we have to work out our own salvation? So many questions will be answered in this seminar. |  Jack Pefley is an evangelist for the Northern California Conference. Previously he served as an evangelist for Amazing Facts. Pefley presented his first evangelism program in 1984, and conducted his most recent seminar in May. He enjoys training laypeople to give Bible studies and to conduct their own evangelism seminars, stressing that they must always point people to Christ. Last year, he married Yue T. Pefley. They met in China, kept in touch via the internet, and were married last fall. The couple lives in Sacramento.
| Professor Walter J. Veith has traveled widely throughout North America and the world presenting his visually documented Amazing Discoveries seminar series to large, enthusiastic crowds. The information presented is based on his in-depth research in the areas of evolution and Creation, health and diet, and Bible prophecy. Professor Veith has lectured internationally on his findings, and authored several books and video series sold around the world. |
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David C. Read is the author of the Book "Dinosaurs: An Adventist View." Originally from Keene, Texas, Read is a graduate of Southwestern Adventist University and The University of Texas School of Law. He has practiced law in Paris, Texas, and Los Angeles, California. For several years Read has been working on this labor of love. It was finally published recently through Clarion Call Books, and is already being hailed as "a must for any Christian science teacher."
Rudolph V. Peters is the pastor of the Beacon Light SDA Church in Richmond Ca. He is passionate about lost people and endeavors every day to reach them with the love of Christ. Pastor Peters is married to Valentine Peters, his wife of 18 years, and together they have two children, Theon and Ethan Peters.
