May 1962 Issue
Pointers for Preachers
Various Authors
Power, Effectual Prayer, De-emphasizing Statistics
Power, Effectual Prayer, De-emphasizing StatisticsThe Minister's Wife and Her God: 1
Leslie Hardinge
Before the minister's wife is anything else—before she is her husband's companion, her children's mother, her church's helper, the world's missionary—she is a child and servant of God, answerable to Him for her words and actions, dependent on Him for righteousness and grace.
Before the minister's wife is anything else—before she is her husband's companion, her children's mother, her church's helper, the world's missionary—she is a child and servant of God, answerable to Him for her words and actions, dependent on Him for righteousness and grace.Outsiders
Howard A. Munson
The word outsiders should be eliminated from the vocabulary of ministers and laymen.
The word outsiders should be eliminated from the vocabulary of ministers and laymen."Within the Shadow of Our Doors"
Lucas M. Diaz
It is well said that New York City is as cosmopolitan as it is possible to be. Here one finds representatives of practically all the citizens of the world. Indeed, it is a real challenge, for it is a mission field in itself.
It is well said that New York City is as cosmopolitan as it is possible to be. Here one finds representatives of practically all the citizens of the world. Indeed, it is a real challenge, for it is a mission field in itself.The Office and Ministry of the Angel Gabriel: Part 1
D. E. Mansell
The Scriptures and the Spirit of Prophecy frequently mention angels and their ministration on behalf of "them who shall be heirs of salvation" (Heb. 1:14). Only rarely, however, are the names of these celestial beings given. As a matter of fact, in so far as the inspired sources of information are concerned, only three are mentioned by name. They are, Michael, Lucifer, and Gabriel.
The Scriptures and the Spirit of Prophecy frequently mention angels and their ministration on behalf of "them who shall be heirs of salvation" (Heb. 1:14). Only rarely, however, are the names of these celestial beings given. As a matter of fact, in so far as the inspired sources of information are concerned, only three are mentioned by name. They are, Michael, Lucifer, and Gabriel.The Baptismal Class
Gery P. Friesen
How can the preparation for baptism best be done?
How can the preparation for baptism best be done?A Physician and Minister Team for Church Revivals
W.J. Hackett, J. Wayne McFarland
One of the most interesting programs that it has been our privilege to work in has taken place in the Atlantic Union—a church revival in which a physician and a minister unite in bringing the message night by night. This has proved very effective in awakening our people to the wonderful privilege of living a life wholly dedicated to God.
One of the most interesting programs that it has been our privilege to work in has taken place in the Atlantic Union—a church revival in which a physician and a minister unite in bringing the message night by night. This has proved very effective in awakening our people to the wonderful privilege of living a life wholly dedicated to God.True Greatness
Enoch De Oliveira
Certainly John the Baptist, during his extended and vigorous ministry, revealed that supreme greatness of a worth-while and noble life.
Certainly John the Baptist, during his extended and vigorous ministry, revealed that supreme greatness of a worth-while and noble life.Hymn Singing as Part of Our Worship
H. W. Lowe
We recently heard from an old friend who is steeped in hymnology, Pastor J. Harker.
We recently heard from an old friend who is steeped in hymnology, Pastor J. Harker.Great Words of the Bible—No. 10: Propitiation in Relation to "Hileos," "Hilasmos" (d)
William T. Hyde
The writers of the New Testament were familiar with the books of the Old Testament. They probably learned to read them first in Hebrew, but in their adult lives they used the Greek translation known as the Septuagint. Although this version of the Old Testament was not produced under inspiration, it serves as a bridge between the Old and New Testaments.
The writers of the New Testament were familiar with the books of the Old Testament. They probably learned to read them first in Hebrew, but in their adult lives they used the Greek translation known as the Septuagint. Although this version of the Old Testament was not produced under inspiration, it serves as a bridge between the Old and New Testaments."What Is Thine Occupation?"
O. O. Mattison
Have we in the past been indifferent to the urgency of our message? Have we truly been preaching a complete message? Have we really become acquainted with the Source and the Author of our message, and do we know Him in all His fullness?
Have we in the past been indifferent to the urgency of our message? Have we truly been preaching a complete message? Have we really become acquainted with the Source and the Author of our message, and do we know Him in all His fullness?Christ's Life Memorialized
Charles O. Smith
Keep fresh in mind the great events of our Lord's life is of primary importance to the church. To have them fade from consciousness brings weakness and ultimate defeat. Our faith must be stimulated and strengthened. This is why divine wisdom chose to provide the memorial of our Saviour's vicarious, sacrificial death in the Lord's Supper, and the memorial of His glorious, triumphant resurrection in the ordinance of baptism. What of His humble life of living service? Is there no memorial for it?
Keep fresh in mind the great events of our Lord's life is of primary importance to the church. To have them fade from consciousness brings weakness and ultimate defeat. Our faith must be stimulated and strengthened. This is why divine wisdom chose to provide the memorial of our Saviour's vicarious, sacrificial death in the Lord's Supper, and the memorial of His glorious, triumphant resurrection in the ordinance of baptism. What of His humble life of living service? Is there no memorial for it?Our Knowledge of God
H. M. Tippett
This is the first of a series of worship talks given at the General Conference, Takoma Park, Washington, D.C., by H. M. Tippett.
This is the first of a series of worship talks given at the General Conference, Takoma Park, Washington, D.C., by H. M. Tippett.Analysis of Adventist Health Emphasis
Theodore R. Flaiz
Analysis of Adventist Health Emphasis
Analysis of Adventist Health Emphasis