April 2006
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In this issue:
If markers and reference points are so
vital in mundane aspects of life, how much
more in those areas that affect our eternal
destiny.
God wishes to model the unity that exists within the
Godhead in His church on earth.
Exhaustion is a universal fact of life for pastors. How does the pastor cope with this potential ministry-crippler?
Can theological diversity and harmony coexist?
Nine theologically based changes to traditional Adventist outreach in the face of the challenges of postmodernism.
A coordinated effort between the preacher and the
translator produces powerful results.
Our world still needs missionaries with a compassionate,
pastoral touch.
Church school teachers plant seeds of biblical principles within their students that are nurtured throughout their lifetimes.
We applaud the renewed interest
in God’s commandments as
evidenced by the upcoming,
first-ever Ten Commandments Day. We
also commend its sponsors’ interest in
godly living, spiritual renewal, and the
challenge of turning hearts and minds
toward our eternal God and His unchanging
law. As longtime advocates of
a grace-motivated observance of the entire
Decalogue by born-again Christians,
Adventists can and should enthusiastically
affirm those who are now standing up
for God’s law in the midst of a world that
appears to ignore it.