Can you understand algebra if you have never learned basic addition? Can you write a book if you have never constructed a simple sentence? In order to understand complex things, we must go back to the beginning and learn the basics. The same principle can be applied to our understanding of biblical truths. When looking at the complex issue of women's ordination, it is important to examine the beginning of God's Word. Pastor Jan Voerman's analysis of the Genesis account of Creation and the fall of Adam and Eve more than strengthens an unpopular argument for the restoration of the traditional roles of men and women in society. In addition to studying the Old and New Testaments in regards to this topic, Pastor Voerman also draws from the writings of the early church fathers and Ellen G. White. The Ordination of Women: The Priesthood of All Believers and Other Aspects presents a surprisingly refreshing outlook on a complex subject that encourages readers to return to their biblical roots as "people of the book."

Are you filling your mind with that which is true and pure and noble as Paul counsels us to do in Philippians 4:8? What kind of music are you listening to and playing in your church? Are there hidden messages in today's modern music? Pastor Jan Voerman answers these questions and more as he takes the reader on a study that reveals the dangerous effects that modern-day music can have on listeners and the church. Through both biblical and scientific sources, Voerman presents the real-life dangers that Christians face when they choose to listen to secular music. Covering everything from rock music to Contemporary Christian music, Voerman explains that the church's desire to be up-to-date in the modern world has led it to accept music genres that glorify Satan, instead of God.

Did Ellen White change her concept of the Godhead or her understanding of Christ's nature during her ministry as some have suggested? In Ellen White and the Trinity, Pastor Jan Voerman faithfully addresses this topic by interpreting Ellen White's statements on the subject of the Godhead in their chronological and literary context. Those who assume that Ellen White taught different views of Christ's nature over the years will find this book very insightful. Writing for the scholar and non-scholar alike, Pastor Voerman confirms the consistency of Ellen White's statements on the Trinity and affirms God's guidance in equipping the Seventh-day Adventist Church for its mission of sharing the good news of His love with the world.

The age of Aquarius is with us; the age of the Spirit. We are living in a time of transition. Success in today's world will depend on our ability to change. Is it a change for the better if we follow the new mind set? The Hidden Agenda will give you clear insight. Did you ever wonder what is going on in the churches? Where are we heading to? We are urged to leave the old paths behind. Traditional methods and insights are outdated. We are confronted with new forms of worship: popular music styles, contemplative spirituality, seeker friendly messages, and new truths and insights. Church growth leaders aim at mega churches. A new way of thinking is propagated and everybody should toe the line Is the current revival a blessing or is it a counterfeit movement? Read how a destructive tsunami of signs and wonders rolls across the world claiming millions of unsuspecting victims. The Hidden Agenda not only sounds a clear warning but shows the way out. "As we face these last 'perilous times' of earth's history, we can be grateful we have authors such as Jan Voerman. His latest research, The Hidden Agenda, is a 'must read' for church leadership and members alike." -E. Bruce Price, retired Pastor, Evangelist "Jan Voerman has lifted the veil exposing the New Age compromises and deceptions that are being currently accepted into today's churches."-Professor K. M Demsky, Andrews University ..".a timely discussion of the importance of worship style and the theological meaning behind current evangelical worship trends."-Karen Abrahamson, MA, Ph. D. "Jan Voerman's book deals with very broad and often subtle issues involved in the mega church movement that are too little recognized, and thus deserve careful examination."-Dr. A. Leroy Moore Jan Voerman studied in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. He is a profound writer.

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