April 1992 Issue

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Martin Weber

Many Christians condemn guilt, considering it a needless assault upon their assurance of salvation.

Look and learn

Ronald Strasdowsky

How we change through observation learning

How we change through observation learning

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Sending tithe to independent ministries

Cyril Miller

A Union president shares his views on independent ministries, tithes sent to them, the rumor mills, and how they affect the ministry of the church.

A Union president shares his views on independent ministries, tithes sent to them, the rumor mills, and how they affect the ministry of the church.

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Dissident groups: the threat and the truth

D. Douglas Devnich

The leader of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada offers important counsel beneficial to members around the world.

The leader of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada offers important counsel beneficial to members around the world.

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Elders in the Trans-European Division

David Currie

When local elders and pastors are equipped with adequate training and resources, the church benefits greatly.

When local elders and pastors are equipped with adequate training and resources, the church benefits greatly.

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Global Mission, my mission

J. David Newman

Is our church growth flawed? Are we preaching the pure gospel? Should we revise the 27 fundamental beliefs?

Is our church growth flawed? Are we preaching the pure gospel? Should we revise the 27 fundamental beliefs?

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Adventist youth cry out!

Roger Dudley, Gan-Theow Ng

Young people share their dreams and dilemmas for the church.

Young people share their dreams and dilemmas for the church.

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Investigative judgment: a scriptural concept

Eric Livingston

Investigative judgment does not threaten a believer's assurance, but enhances it.

Investigative judgment does not threaten a believer's assurance, but enhances it.

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Evangelism and the ecumenical movement

Bert B. Beach

While there are pitfalls in the ecumenical understanding of evangelism, there are enriching dimensions as well.

While there are pitfalls in the ecumenical understanding of evangelism, there are enriching dimensions as well.

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Letters to the Editor

Abortion and the churchThe abortion issue is real! Picturesof a fetus developing and a fetus beingdestroyed are nauseatingly real. Theyevoke outrage and disgust, and demandthe elimination of abortion.This is only one part of the picture.What about our casual attitude…

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W. Floyd Bresee

Where does the preacher go to find something worth saying? We've looked at four sermon resources: your Bible, yourself (your personal relationship with Christ), your library, and your file. We conclude with another important resource: your people.