Books
- Embrace the Impossible (2009)
- A Heart Full of Grace (2007) Seventh-day Adventist adult devotional; publisher's page
- Mark: The Gospel of Jesus (2005)
- Glimpses of Grace (2001)
- The Fragmenting of Adventism (1995)
- Hebrews: Full Assurance for Christians Today (1994)
- Wising Up: How I Mastered the Rinse Cycle and Other Lessons of Life (1991)
- Behold His Glory (1989), a Seventh-day Adventist adult devotional
- I Chose Adventism (1988)
- Blessed Assurance (1985)
- In Absolute Confidence: The Book of Hebrews Speaks to Our Day (1979)
- Religion in Overalls (1977)
- The Great Physician (1975)
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