February 2009
February 2009
In this issue:
Editorial: Sound Theology Builds Healthy Churches
A church can appear to be successful without sound theology, but according to Scriptures, a truly healthy church must have a sound theology.
The Trinity in Seventh-day Adventist History
The last decade has seen increased antitrinitarian activity within the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Four reasons for this activity should be mentioned.
A Trinitarian View of the Cross
The Cross represents one of the primary modes of
revelation concerning the triune God.
The Trinitarian Basis of Christian Community
A trinitarian understanding of God has important implications for the entire range of beliefs, but its connection to the doctrine of the church is particularly significant.
Reading about the Trinity: A List for Additional Research
Resources for the Bible student who wishes to gain a better
understanding about the Trinity.
Improving the nominating committee process: Broadening our vision of volunteer support in the church
Filling volunteer positions of responsibility can be a
challenging task. Here are some suggestions that can make
that task more manageable.
Book Review: Seeking a Sanctuary: Seventh-day Adventism and the American Dream, 2nd ed.
Seeking a Sanctuary will challenge Adventist ministers to better understand how those outside of our religious community view our denomination and thereby become more sensitive to our public persona.
Dateline: Seven ways to make your week great
The Kennington Community Fellowship (KCF)
Pastor's Pastor: Reconnect, reclaim, reflame
As we launch this year of evangelism, we must confront the reality that many who once worshiped with us, now, for a variety of reasons, no longer fellowship with our church, or any other denomination