May 1963 Issue
H. W. Lowe
May 18 this year has been set aside for special consideration of the value of Ellen G. White's writings to the Advent church.The Ministry of the Word
Ernest W. Marter
What was the secret of Jesus' success as a speaker?
What was the secret of Jesus' success as a speaker?Law and Grace
J. A. McMillan
Can any good works of yours aid in obtaining your salvation or is it "all of grace"?
Can any good works of yours aid in obtaining your salvation or is it "all of grace"?Should We Lock Our Ministers Out of Our Churches?
R. E. Finney, Jr.
Are we doing our people a favor to contribute to the spiritual anemia which now grips many, or should they be given some kind of spiritual iron that would enable them to stand on their own feet and work for God?
Are we doing our people a favor to contribute to the spiritual anemia which now grips many, or should they be given some kind of spiritual iron that would enable them to stand on their own feet and work for God?Faith and Works
Carsten Johnsen
This article deals with what some have called provocative ground in the theology of salvation. The councils of the church have echoed with the opposing slogans Sola obra! Sola fide! And in between some have tried to combine same faith and some works. Here the author, a Norwegian layman of experience and university training discusses the question whether real faith in God is ever unaccompanied by consequent works for God—even when they may not be dominantly apparent.
This article deals with what some have called provocative ground in the theology of salvation. The councils of the church have echoed with the opposing slogans Sola obra! Sola fide! And in between some have tried to combine same faith and some works. Here the author, a Norwegian layman of experience and university training discusses the question whether real faith in God is ever unaccompanied by consequent works for God—even when they may not be dominantly apparent.The Usage of the Greek Words Translated Forgive and Forgiveness
V. Norskov Olsen
A continuation of our great words of the bible series.
A continuation of our great words of the bible series.Evangelism Among Primitive People
Roy Allan Anderson
By the aid of this simple means they are teaching one another the message of redeeming grace.
By the aid of this simple means they are teaching one another the message of redeeming grace.Bombay Institute
Edward Earl Cleveland
As many as fifty-five workers gathered in Bombay from all parts of India for the evangelistic institute.
As many as fifty-five workers gathered in Bombay from all parts of India for the evangelistic institute.Now is the Accepted Time (Part 1)
Robert H. Pierson
Now is the Time for Courageous Planning
Now is the Time for Courageous PlanningWhat Should the Congregation Expect from Its Minister?
E.F. Schlist
The views here expressed are those of a layman looking at the ministry. We believe they are worth our consideration, for we should see ourselves as others see us.—Eds.
The views here expressed are those of a layman looking at the ministry. We believe they are worth our consideration, for we should see ourselves as others see us.—Eds.Hymnology in Cltristian Worship—no. 3
Roy Allan Anderson
Third of a series of worship talks given in the General Conference chapel.
Third of a series of worship talks given in the General Conference chapel.The Fruits of the Holy Spirit
Helen M. Weston
Have we accepted the power the Holy Spirit desires to give us in our lives?
Have we accepted the power the Holy Spirit desires to give us in our lives?A Hospital Chaplain at Work
Charles F. Everest
The ministry within a hospital deals with the same commodity as does the ministry within a church—the souls of men.
The ministry within a hospital deals with the same commodity as does the ministry within a church—the souls of men.Even So, Come, Lord Jesus
Janet Skilton
We are always glad to receive unsolicited articles from minister's wives. Here is one on a subject not always easy to handle. Quotations not frequently used appear here, and contextual care is needed in such cases. We think this balanced approach will be appreciated.
We are always glad to receive unsolicited articles from minister's wives. Here is one on a subject not always easy to handle. Quotations not frequently used appear here, and contextual care is needed in such cases. We think this balanced approach will be appreciated.Pointer's
Various Authors
Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.
Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.