Episode 31| Young Pioneers: Death & Honour 

Some of our pioneers paid the ultimate sacrifice in the early years of Adventism. Whilst they would not be counted as martyrs, many lived such a life of sacrifice and hardship that an early death was arguably inevitable. Some were in their teengage years, others in their twenties and some older but they were all united by their love for Jesus and sharing the message of God's love to the world.

Episode 32 | The 1888 General Conference Session 

In 1888 a message would be shared that if accepted at the time could have changed the face of Adventism. Unfortunately it was not reality accepted by everyone and the fallout of this fractured state of the church still haunts us today. What lessons can we learn today to avoid the pitfalls of the past?

Episode 33 | S.N. Haskell | Soap Maker to Pioneer  

SN Haskell would go not to make a huge impact serving as a conference president in several regions, both on the east coast and west coast. He was also a pioneer missionary to Africa and Australasia and demonstrated unusually strong gifts as a preacher, writer and administrator during his life.

Episode 34 | Early Adventism in England  

 Adventism would come to Britain fairly early, through William Ings and later John Loughborough. However, as a country it has never experienced massive growth and is more a story of perseverance through trial and strong dedication, that resonates with many other places around the world today.

Episode 35 | Ellen White Called to Australia 

Ellen White would be called to go to Australia by the General Conference but was unsure if this was God's will. Eventually she ended up going but how did she come to this conclusion? How can we know what God's will is for our lives when we have tough decisions to make?

Episode 36 | The Birth of Adventism in New Zealand