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The Great Controversy Chapter 14: Later English Reformers

– This week, Pastor Ted Wilson discusses Chapter 14 of The Great Controversy, “Later English Reformers,” in which, Erasmus, the Dutch theologian, published his famous Greek New Testament, which would become the standard from which Martin Luther and William Tyndale worked in producing translations of the Bible into German and English. –

Ultimately, due to his ministry, William Tyndale was tried on a charge of heresy, found guilty, and condemned to be burned to death. In early October 1536, he did succumb to a brutal death at the age of 42. 

To learn more about the “Later English Reformers” and William Tyndale, and how it relates to our present experience, read The Great Controversy by Ellen White at https://greatcontroversyproject.org/.

Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/the-great-controversy-chapter-14-later-english-reformers-pastor-ted-wilson/



In West Africa, the Adventist presence pre-dates the first missionaries sent by the Adventist Church. This episode explores how this came about and the early history of Seventh-day Adventist mission in West Africa. It brings out the importance of literature in spreading the Adventist message where missionaries had not yet gone, and the crucial role of indigenous believers in propagating the three angels’ messages, but it also highlights the self-sacrificial commitment of missionaries to the region, who regularly suffered serious illnesses for which there was then no cure, and had a high death toll.

Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/mission-150-episode-11-mission-in-west-africa/



Starting in 1902, the Seventh-day Adventist Church committed to mission to China in a substantial way, sending large numbers of missionaries and committing sizeable funds to China. This episode considers some of the early missionaries, the strategies the church used, and why the early history of mission in China is worth remembering today.

Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/mission-150-episode-10-early-mission-days-in-china/