March 2006

When Ministry made its debut in 1928 as an international journal for pastors, it was meant primarily to serve Seventh-day Adventist pastors worldwide. In that role, the journal served well until 1975 when the publishers, the Ministerial Association of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, decided to launch out into new frontiers.

An insightful look into the concept of waiting, as seen in 2 Peter 3.

A well-known speaker and author shares his passion for ministry to youth.

How does the busy pastor experience peace amidst the hustle and bustle of life?

Theology can be dry and boring, or maybe you’ll smile. Which would you prefer?

How often do pastors say “thank you” to their spouses?

What are some of the “do’s” and “dont’s” pastors should keep in mind when their pastoral ministry is challenged?

What does ministry look like when your congregation changes every seven days?

Reciting long passages of Scripture from memory may be easier than you think.

In addition to “abuse of platform,” in which we noted how some misguided believers think that publicly broadcasting their opinion guarantees virtue regardless of their behavior, other types of believers also behave badly.