In Lest We Forget: Daily Devotionals, George R. Knight offers 365 devotionals that revisit the lives of early Seventh-day Adventist pioneers. He presents their stories not to idolize them, but to remind modern believers of the spiritual inheritance they received and the price paid for it. By exploring how these ordinary people faced extraordinary challenges and maintained faith in God’s missi…
In A Brief History of Seventh-Day Adventists, George R. Knight presents a concise yet comprehensive overview of the Adventist Church from its Millerite roots through its organizational formation and global expansion. The book divides the church’s development into distinct eras—doctrinal development, institutional growth, worldwide mission, and modern challenges—and highlights the missiolo…
Gospels in Conflict: Paul's Letter to the Galatians by George R. Knight examines the central theological issues surrounding Paul’s letter to the Galatians, focusing on the conflict between law and grace, faith and works. Knight presents a clear and insightful interpretation of Paul’s defense of the gospel of justification by faith, showing its continuing relevance for contemporary Christian…
George R. Knight offers a compelling study of William Miller’s life and ministry, focusing on how his preaching about the imminent second coming of Christ sparked the Millerite movement and eventually gave rise to Seventh-day Adventism. The book blends biography with historical analysis, highlighting Miller’s passion for Scripture, the disappointments faced by his followers, and the endurin…
In this important theological work, George R. Knight critiques legalistic approaches to Christian perfection and presents salvation as deeply rooted in grace rather than human effort. He addresses the misuse of the law, clarifies the distinct but connected roles of justification and sanctification, and underscores Christ’s sinless life as the foundation for holiness. Grounded in Scripture and…
Knight’s book critiques the trap of legalism by showing how rigid rule-keeping can distort true Christian spirituality. Using humor, irony, and theological insight, he warns believers against mistaking external compliance for authentic holiness. Ultimately, the work calls readers to embrace grace, faith, and a Christ-centered life instead of performance-driven religion.
George R. Knight’s book examines the social, religious, and theological factors that fueled millennial expectations in early nineteenth-century America, focusing on William Miller and his followers. It explores how the widespread anticipation of Christ’s return culminated in the Great Disappointment of 1844, and how this event gave rise to new religious movements, including Seventh-day Adve…
George R. Knight’s commentary on Daniel 1–7 combines careful scholarship with devotional insights, making the complex themes of prophecy understandable for general readers. The book examines the historical background and symbolic visions of Daniel, while also drawing practical lessons about faith, courage, and God’s sovereignty. Written in an engaging and clear style, it serves both as a …