March 1996 Issue
The crisis of exegesis
Lee Gugliotto
Six exegetical principles that help our understanding of Scripture
Six exegetical principles that help our understanding of ScriptureHow shall we understand the Bible?
William H. Shea
An examination of historical-critical and historicogrammatical method
An examination of historical-critical and historicogrammatical methodThe historical-critical method: the Adventist debate
Robert K. Mclver
The debate provides an opportunity to affirm a common ground, avoid the perils, and get on with our primary mission.
The debate provides an opportunity to affirm a common ground, avoid the perils, and get on with our primary mission.The crisis of divorce
Robert Peach
Divorce is no longer a distant statistic. It is people within the congregation, needing pastoral help.
Divorce is no longer a distant statistic. It is people within the congregation, needing pastoral help."Outsiders" in a hearing church
Joyce Rigsby
How shall we minister to deaf individuals?
How shall we minister to deaf individuals?Proving more than intended
George R. Knight
There is a major difference between using the Bible to prove a point and developing a sound biblical argument.
There is a major difference between using the Bible to prove a point and developing a sound biblical argument.Letters to the Editor
In appreciation of MinistryI think very highly of Ministrypublication, which I often read fromcover to cover. The issues that arediscussed, as well as the manner inwhich they are presented, are intellectually stimulating and spirituallyenriching. The people on your…