A Pale Horse Rides is a the thrilling follow-up to the Voice of Prophecy’s Shadow Empire. It is a three-part, seed-sowing experience specifically designed to bring people from your community through the doors of your church. That’s the reason for A Pale Horse Rides. What we’ve done is take something really interesting—a topic that is very relevant in our world today—and we’ve showcased it from a user-friendly, biblical point of view.

A Pale Horse Rides is a three-part experience, specifically designed to help your friends become more interested in what you believe. It’s been designed for history buffs, and for people who might feel a little uncomfortable with church. Our desire is to help you invite those people to your church.

And if they didn’t see Shadow Empire, that’s okay. A Pale Horse Rides stands on its own. It’s full of incredible untold stories that even many church members haven’t heard. We will tease the audience with Bible prophecy, and teach them just enough so they realize that your church has something special to offer.

Most of all, we want to help you invite people into your church. This a powerful and interesting way to encourage your friends to visit your congregation and just get to know you. There are no strings attached. We want this to be an opportunity to bring people through the doors of your church in a way that isn’t awkward and uncomfortable. It’s just really good material the church can be proud of—stuff that starts a discussion.

It’s as easy as it gets. We’ve created the videos and provide all of the event resources. All you have to do is have someone to play the video and continue the discussion with your attendees. That means if you have multiple churches, it’s easy enough to have a head elder or a lay person facilitate the meeting on your behalf.

It introduces people to Adventist beliefs. A Pale Horse Rides shines light on a fascinating group in history that studied the Bible and began to observe the Sabbath, without having ever stepped foot in a church. We introduce this topic in a way that doesn’t point fingers at other religions or make anyone feel uncomfortable.

It addresses the issue of why people are leaving the church. Christianity is at a crossroads. People are leaving the church at alarming rates—and some even believe that this is the end of the church in our nation. A Pale Horse Rides addresses the uneasy feeling that people have when it comes to organized religion. It affirms that something did go wrong at the dawn of Christianity, and that the Bible predicted it all.