May 2004

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What's been happening during the last few years that
Christian ministers have become as involved as we have in sexual wrongdoing? Is it just that a less deferential culture has emerged leading to an unprecedented exposure of behaviors that have been going on among us all along? Or has there in fact been a rise in our involvement in such things?
How are we to view and treat a fellow minister who has a "moral fall"?
What is the scriptural basis for having an active city ministry?
A Christocentric view of the Seventh-day Adventist view of the Ten Commandments.
From a first-time student evangelist, some inspiring approaches to public outreach endeavor.
An implementable pastoral approach to helping struggling married couples.
The third in Ministry's series on clergy and constructive sexual behavior.
Avoiding the "legitimate" activities that can distract pastors from their calling.
Jesus was always "hanging out" with the wrong crowd. In fact, Jesus generally offended people because His behavior did not match their expectations of how ministry ought to proceed.