July 1936 Issue
Church Fellowship for Mutual Strength
I.H. Evans
The church receives a fullness of blessing as the Holy Spirit dwells within its members and the overflowing of the life more abundant outflows to the world, each member receiving and imparting more strength than he could hope to receive or impart alone.
The church receives a fullness of blessing as the Holy Spirit dwells within its members and the overflowing of the life more abundant outflows to the world, each member receiving and imparting more strength than he could hope to receive or impart alone.Our Relation to Financial Goals
John K. Jones
The mad rush for possession of money has caused the world to lose its sense of spiritual values, by making money its god.
The mad rush for possession of money has caused the world to lose its sense of spiritual values, by making money its god.Community Bible Schools—No. 1
Arthur A. Cone
Evangelism must be the dominant note, not only of every preacher's life, but of every lay member's as well, if the preacher and the lay member are to survive spiritually.
Evangelism must be the dominant note, not only of every preacher's life, but of every lay member's as well, if the preacher and the lay member are to survive spiritually.Tact and Kindness with Catholics
Stemple White
Who would think of plucking beautiful, fragrant flowers, and after delicately arranging them in an exquisite bouquet, carelessly crushing them out of shape before presenting them to friends or strangers? Similarly, how extremely careful should we be in preaching the gospel to blood-bought souls, lest the beautiful glad tidings be marred in our hands.
Who would think of plucking beautiful, fragrant flowers, and after delicately arranging them in an exquisite bouquet, carelessly crushing them out of shape before presenting them to friends or strangers? Similarly, how extremely careful should we be in preaching the gospel to blood-bought souls, lest the beautiful glad tidings be marred in our hands.Lincoln Tabernacle Campaign
Elmer L. Cardey
A word about the construction of our tabernacle, and the method of advertising.
A word about the construction of our tabernacle, and the method of advertising.Church Expense Apportionment Plan—No. 2
G. A. Roberts
As suggestive to any who may wish to attempt this method, the following four letters were used successfully in introducing and conducting for the first year this plan for the raising of church expense funds.
As suggestive to any who may wish to attempt this method, the following four letters were used successfully in introducing and conducting for the first year this plan for the raising of church expense funds.Presentation of the Message to Ministers of Other Denominations
M.E. Kern
We often think of the ministers of other denominations as our enemies, because many do bitterly oppose our message. But we should strive to get before them in a favorable light the blessed truth which God has given us.
We often think of the ministers of other denominations as our enemies, because many do bitterly oppose our message. But we should strive to get before them in a favorable light the blessed truth which God has given us.The Work of the "Elmshaven" Office Today (VIII)*
Arthur White
In bringing to a close this series of articles dealing with the writings of Ellen G. White, and the responsibilities of the trustees appointed as custodians of these writings, we should speak briefly of the work as it is being carried forward today.
In bringing to a close this series of articles dealing with the writings of Ellen G. White, and the responsibilities of the trustees appointed as custodians of these writings, we should speak briefly of the work as it is being carried forward today.Editorial Keynotes
LeRoy E. Froom
Baptist foreign mission retrenchment—No. 1
Baptist foreign mission retrenchment—No. 1The Foreign Missionary's Behavior (III)
Frederick, Lee
The life and behavior of the missionary has very much to do with his success or failure.
The life and behavior of the missionary has very much to do with his success or failure.The Requisites of True Ministry—No. 2
C.H. Watson
Let us keep Paul's statement in our hearts whenever we think of methods: "My speech and my preaching was not with enticing words of man's wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power." 1 Cor. 2:4.
Let us keep Paul's statement in our hearts whenever we think of methods: "My speech and my preaching was not with enticing words of man's wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power." 1 Cor. 2:4.Study Suggestions for "History of the Reformation"—No. 3
Frederick A. Schilling
Part three of our study suggestions for the "History of the Reformation."
Part three of our study suggestions for the "History of the Reformation."The Institution of the Lord's Supper (III)
N.J. Walforf
We will now call attention to the Lord's supper. And here are a few suggestions that may be helpful.
We will now call attention to the Lord's supper. And here are a few suggestions that may be helpful.