March 1939 Issue
Preaching Christ in Every Sermon—No. 1
Carlyle B. Haynes
The importance of the principles here discussed can scarcely be overestimated. Our success or failure as preachers, particularly as Seventh-day Adventist ministers, is definitely gauged by our relation to this issue.
The importance of the principles here discussed can scarcely be overestimated. Our success or failure as preachers, particularly as Seventh-day Adventist ministers, is definitely gauged by our relation to this issue.The Imperative Need of Unity
W.G. Turner
Unity is clearly laid down in Scripture as essential to strength.
Unity is clearly laid down in Scripture as essential to strength."Strive Not About Words"
Ellen G. White
Vital "Testimony" Counsels reprinted.
Vital "Testimony" Counsels reprinted.Pastoral Dos and Don'ts
Howard H. Hicks
A successful church pastor must be on duty twenty-four hours a day, ready to answer a call for help at any time.
A successful church pastor must be on duty twenty-four hours a day, ready to answer a call for help at any time.Fornication or Adultery
W. E. Howell
Is the term "fornication," employed by our Saviour in discussing the divorce question in Matthew 5, used as a synonym for "adultery"? Or does it involve gross promiscuity, in contradistinction to any unchastity or unfaithfulness to the marriage vow?
Is the term "fornication," employed by our Saviour in discussing the divorce question in Matthew 5, used as a synonym for "adultery"? Or does it involve gross promiscuity, in contradistinction to any unchastity or unfaithfulness to the marriage vow?Responsibility for Shepherding the Flock
Irwin H. Evans
Extraordinary efforts must be made to counteract the pressure of the world.
Extraordinary efforts must be made to counteract the pressure of the world.Adequate Training for Task—No.2
Louis K. Dickson
By way of suggestion, it might be well to give some study to the advisability of arranging for fourteen-grade ministerial graduates to have one year of internship before they go on and complete the sixteen-grade course in college.
By way of suggestion, it might be well to give some study to the advisability of arranging for fourteen-grade ministerial graduates to have one year of internship before they go on and complete the sixteen-grade course in college.Spiritual Foes and Perils—No. 2
Walter Raymond Beach
In the previous number of this article, seven negative perils that beset the spiritual life of workers were presented—aimlessness, superficiality, hypocrisy, formality, spiritual Pride, sins of the tongue, and spiritual starvation. The author now presents the positive side, giving several constructive suggestions for victory over these besetting foes.
In the previous number of this article, seven negative perils that beset the spiritual life of workers were presented—aimlessness, superficiality, hypocrisy, formality, spiritual Pride, sins of the tongue, and spiritual starvation. The author now presents the positive side, giving several constructive suggestions for victory over these besetting foes.Evangelism Despite Small Budgets
Walter C. Moffett
This problem of continuous evangelism concerns no small number of conferences in these days of financial distress and uncertainty.
This problem of continuous evangelism concerns no small number of conferences in these days of financial distress and uncertainty.The Official Title of the Pope
W.W. Prescott
Now let us make an honest effort to find what the Roman Catholic Church teaches concerning the title of the pope.
Now let us make an honest effort to find what the Roman Catholic Church teaches concerning the title of the pope.Modern Advertising in Evangelism
W.R.A. Madgwick
Advertising since the World War has undergone a complete revolution. How can we take advantage of its techniques in evangelism?
Advertising since the World War has undergone a complete revolution. How can we take advantage of its techniques in evangelism?Conservation of Results—No. 3
J. L. Shuler
In the preceding article, we considered four ways of binding off the interest in an evangelistic effort in such a way that it would stand secure. We now present three more essential factors in the conservation of results.
In the preceding article, we considered four ways of binding off the interest in an evangelistic effort in such a way that it would stand secure. We now present three more essential factors in the conservation of results.Realizing on Our Investments
T. R. Flaiz
A survey of our unused resources and our unguided man-power assets.
A survey of our unused resources and our unguided man-power assets.Converting Power of Temperance Lectures
C. S., Longacre
There are some ministers who think that temperance lectures are entertaining and illuminating, but that they have no converting power.
There are some ministers who think that temperance lectures are entertaining and illuminating, but that they have no converting power.Our Duty to Study Physiology*
G.K. Abbott
There is a wealth of research material delving into the laws of our being—what habits of life (in eating, drinking, working, resting, sanitation, etc.) cause disease, and what habits and practices maintain or restore health and give abounding energy of mind and body.
There is a wealth of research material delving into the laws of our being—what habits of life (in eating, drinking, working, resting, sanitation, etc.) cause disease, and what habits and practices maintain or restore health and give abounding energy of mind and body.Conference Presidents and Health Work
Roy L. Benton
What is the conference president's relation to the health work?
What is the conference president's relation to the health work?Vital Health Questions
K.L.J.
What health topic does the Seventh-day Adventist most frequently have opportunity to discuss with an inquirer?
What health topic does the Seventh-day Adventist most frequently have opportunity to discuss with an inquirer?Opening Doors in Peru
F.A. Stahl
It would be difficult to overestimate the value of medical missionary work as an entering wedge" in carrying the "gospel of the kingdom" to all the world.
It would be difficult to overestimate the value of medical missionary work as an entering wedge" in carrying the "gospel of the kingdom" to all the world.Music and Modern Evangelism
Leslie Hardinge
Our monthly music of the message column.
Our monthly music of the message column.Religious World Trends
Anonymous
A look at important developments in the religious press.
A look at important developments in the religious press.Carefulness in Public Utterance
John Oss
The unity of our work must not be broken by voice or pen
The unity of our work must not be broken by voice or penEditorial Keynotes
LeRoy E. Froom
Advent Source Research Values—No. 1
Advent Source Research Values—No. 1