April 1940 Issue
Continual Study Imperative
Rose E. Boose
In order to meet God's approval, the Bible worker as well as the minister must fulfill God's charge.
In order to meet God's approval, the Bible worker as well as the minister must fulfill God's charge.The Bible and Archeology—No. I
Lynn H. Wood
Did Monotheism Evolve From Polytheism?
Did Monotheism Evolve From Polytheism?Guard Health As Sacredly as Character
Varner J. Johns
We are accountable to God for the preservation of the body temple in the fullest measure of health possible, that our minds may be clear and our spiritual perceptions right.
We are accountable to God for the preservation of the body temple in the fullest measure of health possible, that our minds may be clear and our spiritual perceptions right.Our Medical Work from 1866--1896—No. 5
Various Authors
Editorial Policies and Problems in Health Journalism.
Editorial Policies and Problems in Health Journalism.Question of Miraculous Healing
Daniel H. Kress
Those whose dependence is in miracles are unstable.
Those whose dependence is in miracles are unstable.Offend Not in One Point
Anonymous
How best to address the world and its criticisms.
How best to address the world and its criticisms.Thorough Training at Union
Frank H. Yost
College Ministerial Seminars: Field Training Notes
College Ministerial Seminars: Field Training NotesSong Leaders and Tempo
Paul Omar Campbell
A good song is often ruined by the wrong tempo.
A good song is often ruined by the wrong tempo.Brevity, Thou Art a Jewel!
M.A. Hinkhouse
Lengthy speeches, lengthy articles, and lengthy prayers are usually tiresome. Life is short, and we must learn to condense and intensify our thoughts.
Lengthy speeches, lengthy articles, and lengthy prayers are usually tiresome. Life is short, and we must learn to condense and intensify our thoughts.Watching God's Road Signs
L. H. Christian
The Lord has given His remnant church very definite spiritual road signs.
The Lord has given His remnant church very definite spiritual road signs.Words of Counsel to Ministers
Ellen G. White
Vital "Testimony" Counsels.
Vital "Testimony" Counsels.Lamaism Satan's Great Counterfeit—No. 1
Otto H. Christensen
A look at the origin of Buddhism, the mother of Lamaism.
A look at the origin of Buddhism, the mother of Lamaism.Frontier Evangelistic Methods
W. H. Anderson
A report from Southern Rhodesia.
A report from Southern Rhodesia.Evangelism in the Far East
V. T. Armstrong
Public evangelism has proved to be the most important and successful means of winning converts to the remnant church. But conditions in the countries of the Far East necessitate a variety of methods, adapted to the customs and conditions of the respective fields.
Public evangelism has proved to be the most important and successful means of winning converts to the remnant church. But conditions in the countries of the Far East necessitate a variety of methods, adapted to the customs and conditions of the respective fields.The Preacher in His Pulpit
W. A. Dessain
The externals of preaching often spoil a good sermon. An unsound program for church service, one that is unbalanced or too long, will kill a minister's best efforts. A forceful message poorly delivered is weaker than a poor message well given.
The externals of preaching often spoil a good sermon. An unsound program for church service, one that is unbalanced or too long, will kill a minister's best efforts. A forceful message poorly delivered is weaker than a poor message well given.Radio Matchless Method of Contact
Glenn Calkins
Our experience in the Pacific Union has demonstrated the fact that broadcasting the message by radio is one of the greatest and most prolific sources of contact, not only with the rank and file of the people, but with people in the upper strata of society as well, who ofttimes would not be reached by a public effort no matter where it was conducted.
Our experience in the Pacific Union has demonstrated the fact that broadcasting the message by radio is one of the greatest and most prolific sources of contact, not only with the rank and file of the people, but with people in the upper strata of society as well, who ofttimes would not be reached by a public effort no matter where it was conducted.Evangelism Without Money
I.C. Pound
Forty evangelistic efforts at a total cost of one hundred dollars to the conference, is perhaps a bit unusual. But this was the record established by workers in the Arkansas-Louisiana Conference during the year 1939, and more souls were won to the message than during any other year in this territory.
Forty evangelistic efforts at a total cost of one hundred dollars to the conference, is perhaps a bit unusual. But this was the record established by workers in the Arkansas-Louisiana Conference during the year 1939, and more souls were won to the message than during any other year in this territory.Upholding Church Standards
M.R. Bailey
God is calling His people from the plane of low standards to the heights of perfection and holiness.
God is calling His people from the plane of low standards to the heights of perfection and holiness.Larger Lay Evangelism
Jeff Hickman
Our workers should ponder this portrayal of an ardent lay evangelist who sells automobiles for a living, but whose spare time is enthusiastically devoted to the saving of souls through direct personal effort and by proxy—paying the salary of a regular conference worker
Our workers should ponder this portrayal of an ardent lay evangelist who sells automobiles for a living, but whose spare time is enthusiastically devoted to the saving of souls through direct personal effort and by proxy—paying the salary of a regular conference workerEditorial Keynotes
LeRoy E. Froom
Someone needs to call attention frankly to a common misapplication of Daniel 12:4—that indulged in by the majority of our preachers and writers, some thoughtlessly and some knowingly.
Someone needs to call attention frankly to a common misapplication of Daniel 12:4—that indulged in by the majority of our preachers and writers, some thoughtlessly and some knowingly.