Articles
The Sin of Professional Jealousy
At various times, and in different parts of the world, we have met Seventh-day Adventist workers who seemed glad because their successors were having no better success than they themselves had experienced when laboring in the same field. And we have met other workers who were sick with envy because others were meeting with better success than they themselves had had.
Dealing with the Sin of Licentiousness
Every case of immorality should be dealt with according to the position of the individual concerned.
Leadership in This Matchless Hour
If we are in earnest about finding the cause of depression within the church, we must look elsewhere than in reports of lowered tithe, lessened foreign mission offerings, or receding home missions finance, for there is a shortage that does not appear in the surveys of our activities.
New Bible Manuscripts Discovered
The study of the Bible has received a fresh stimulus through the recent discovery of a group of manuscripts older than any (except some very small fragments) that were previously known.
Our Relation to the Review
As the end nears and the message swells into a loud cry in all the earth, more depends upon our faithful workers.
Establishing Converts in the Message
The deepest concern of the apostles was that those who decided for the gospel should be thoroughly established in the gospel truth and be faithful in living out that truth to the end of their lives.
Justification and Sanctification Illustrated
What is the difference between justification by faith and sanctification?
Teaching Element Lacking
The pulpit stands for more than preaching. If Christ was the perfect example in His ministry, then the preachers today have much to learn.
Raising Local Funds
To maintain a sufficient inflow of funds to pay the various expenses of the church is a problem that keeps many a pastor busy. We have a system that we are using quite successfully, which I will attempt to describe briefly.