Greg Taylor sensitively shares his personal journey toward entering true Sabbath rest. Many people will identify with the struggles and soul-searching he and his family have endured to boldly embrace the Gospel of God’s grace.

Greg and his family were not content to live a life of incongruity. They went beyond the first step of believing the Gospel of God’s grace to applying the Gospel to all of their beliefs. When the Gospel was used as the standard by which distinctive Adventist teachings were measured, Greg and Paula had to make very serious, painful decisions.

The Taylors share their struggles and fears in coming to grips with what they discovered about the church they loved. They know what it is to wrestle with knowing the inevitable consequences of following the truth and their consciences. They endured the rejection of friends and co-workers and left generations of tradition to follow the truth. Greg and his family did the hard thing and the right thing, they open-heartedly looked for truth and embraced it when they saw it. The truth has set them free.

In many ways, it takes an Adventist to know an Adventist’s questions and struggles, that is the reason Discovering the New Covenant: Why I am No Longer a Seventh-day Adventist more than empathizes, it empowers. Greg’s story will encourage thousands of other truth-seekers around the world to step out in faith and follow our Savior, no matter the cost.