Woodrow W. Whidden
Woodrow W. Whidden, Ph.D., is professor of historical and systematic theology, Theological Seminary of the Adventist Institute of Advanced Studies, Silang, Cavite Province, Philippines.
The Gift of Prophecy in Scripture and History
I would urge scholars, pastors, church administrators, and local elders to obtain a copy of this solid work for their personal libraries.
The Way of Life engravings: harbingers of Minneapolis?
How the Way of Life paintings helped to make clear our way of salvation
Essential Adventism or historic Adventism?
Not everything historic is essential. A plea for theological understanding and clarity.
Ellen White and the Basics of Salvation
A wholistic synopsis of Ellen White's teaching on justification and sanctification
The Adventist Church and independent ministries
Some lessons for the Seventh-day Adventist Church from the Wesleyan revival
Ellen White, inerrancy, and interpretation
Honest and keen insights into a challenging and controversial issue.
Questions on Doctrine: Then and now
A significant report and commentary on the release of a new edition of an important and controversial book
God the Holy Spirit: His divine personhood and ministry
A fresh look at how Seventh-day Adventists view the Holy Spirit and His work
Why should Jesus be both divine and human?
The third in an extended series on the Seventh-day Adventist faith, covers God the Father and the Son