September 1992 Issue
Who am I?
John M. Fowler
David's self-reflection is in a way a call to take stock of oneself, to pause before the Almighty and face the searching question, Who am I? A mini god? A fraud? A machine? Many answers have been provided: some far from truth; some true but futile. We shall reflect on three such answers and find fulfillment in another.
David's self-reflection is in a way a call to take stock of oneself, to pause before the Almighty and face the searching question, Who am I? A mini god? A fraud? A machine? Many answers have been provided: some far from truth; some true but futile. We shall reflect on three such answers and find fulfillment in another.Pro-choice, pro-life, and rescue
Ronald D. Anton
Where is the ultimate human value to be found?
Where is the ultimate human value to be found?The fetus in biblical law
Ron du Preez
Does Exodus 21 support the practice of abortion?
Does Exodus 21 support the practice of abortion?Urban ministry: an overlooked mission field?
Angela Elwell Hunt
The gospel has the power to transform the lonely, the aimless, and the dying in the inner cities. Have we given this ministry our support?
The gospel has the power to transform the lonely, the aimless, and the dying in the inner cities. Have we given this ministry our support?When omniscience forgets
Carolyn M. Livingston
This is not divine amnesia, but a divine promise to perpetuate my eternal joy.
This is not divine amnesia, but a divine promise to perpetuate my eternal joy.Preaching together
Marvin and Corrie Whitney
Attention-keeping is just one benefit of pastor-spouse team sermons.
Attention-keeping is just one benefit of pastor-spouse team sermons.Protecting your PKs
Larry Pahl
Five suggestions to help pastor's kids survive your ministry
Five suggestions to help pastor's kids survive your ministryThe undershepherd plan
Harold Howard
Local church elders have a vital role in nurturing members.
Local church elders have a vital role in nurturing members.Letters to the Editor
Our greatest sinAllow me to commend MartinWeber's bold appraisal and condemnation ("Our Greatest Sin," January 1992)of one of Christendom's spiritual andsocial aberrations that continuallyplague humanity: racism as practicedand perpetuated in the Christianchurch.Unlike…