In this world with tornadoes, floods, accidents, deaths-is there anything that can bring us hope and courage? Not in this world, but Jesus has promised us a glorious future with Him. A future you can count on! Pastor Dwight Nelson shares a series of presentations dealing with the toughest questions we're dealing with today. |  Since 1983 Dwight Nelson has served as senior pastor of the Pioneer Memorial Church of Seventh-day Adventists on the campus of Andrews University (Berrien Springs, Michigan), and is an adjunct professor for preaching in its theological seminary. He is the speaker for the weekly radio and television program, “New Perceptions,” and hosts the telecast, “The Evidence.” Among the books he has authored are Outrageous Grace, The Eleventh Commandment, Creation and Evolution, and his most recent book, The Chosen. He is married to Karen Oswald Nelson, a registered nurse. They have two married children, Kirk and Kristin.
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Pastor Peter Neri is a convert from Catholicism at the age of 26. He has been a teacher, minister, ministerial director and is currently the pastor of the Paradise Adventist Church in Las Vegas, Nevada. He has a passion for prayer. He strongly believes that Jesus is coming very soon and loves to encourage people to get ready and help others to get ready. Peter is married to Jennie and has two boys, both of whom are married.
Karen Pearson serves as the director of publicity and public relations at Pacific Press®. She is an author, speaker, and an avid storyteller. She’s lived with the love of her life, Michael, for the past 34 years and they have two adult children who live in Seattle. Karen’s favorite topic to speak on is the wild and wonderful love of Jesus. 
Jack Pefley is an evangelist for the Northern California Conference. Previously he served as an evangelist for Amazing Facts. Pefley presented his first evangelism program in 1984, and conducted his most recent seminar in May. He enjoys training laypeople to give Bible studies and to conduct their own evangelism seminars, stressing that they must always point people to Christ. Last year, he married Yue T. Pefley. They met in China, kept in touch via the internet, and were married last fall. The couple lives in Sacramento.
