InVerity Information

InVerity is a ministry of the Northern New England Conference (NNEC) of Seventh-day Adventists Prayer Ministries. In the summer of 2010, Kelly Veilleux, the Prayer Ministries leader, along with a number of pastors and laypeople, started to feel burdened about the need to spread the message of Christ our righteousness and justification by faith. After much prayer and planning, and with the blessing of NNEC leadership, they decided to move forward and conduct Righteousness by Faith Rallies throughout the conference. The first one was held in January 2011, in Barre, Vermont, followed by four others in 2011. The response was overwhelming. Wanting to give the message an even bigger audience, the team realized that there was not a strong presence of audio available on the internet that shared the Three Angels Message within the context of justification by faith. One of the Righteousness by Faith Rally presenters, in particular, Pastor Shawn Brace, had also been burdened by this missing ingredient for a long time and was looking to start such a website. In addition to this, after communicating with others outside NNEC, it soon became apparent that there were a number of speakers who were growing increasingly aware of this vacuum of quality sermons within the context of justification by faith. Affirming the fundamental beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the purpose of InVerity is to provide audio material that focuses on the Three Angels Message within the context of justification by faith. Ellen White, when asked on a number of occasions what she thought of the message of justification by faith, responded that it is the third angels message in verity (Review and Herald, April 1, 1890) saying that when she heard it presented for the first time, every fiber of her heart said, Amen (Ellen G. White 1888 Materials, p. 348). She also said, quite poignantly, that our churches are dying for the want of teaching on the subject of righteousness by faith in Christ, and for kindred truths (Review and Herald, March 25, ...