September 1998 Issue
Willmore D. Eva
One of the most crippling incapacities to strike the leader of any group or organization is the loss of a clear sense of vision.Failure: Getting through the inevitable
Fredrick Russell
Relating constructively to our failures in ministry
Relating constructively to our failures in ministryThe chicken and the river
Ron Stoddart
New Ministry column featuring the ups and downs of everyday pastoring
New Ministry column featuring the ups and downs of everyday pastoringMinistry in the new millennium
David Gyertson
What should Christian ministers concentrate on as they face the future of the church?
What should Christian ministers concentrate on as they face the future of the church?The Jesuits and the reformers
Errol Webster
The heart of the difference between pre- and post-reformation soteriology
The heart of the difference between pre- and post-reformation soteriologyThe introvert's guide to networking
Robert Peach
How the less gregarious among us can enhance our leadership
How the less gregarious among us can enhance our leadershipThe challenge and reward of prison ministry
Bright Halwindi
Pastoral insight gained while working with prison inmates
Pastoral insight gained while working with prison inmatesViewpoint: The application of cosmic signs in the Adventist tradition
Hans K. LaRondelle
Can we continue to feature events from the distant past as signs of Christ's return?
Can we continue to feature events from the distant past as signs of Christ's return?Letters to the Editor
Selective disobedienceI have just read the May and JuneMinistry magazines from cover to cover. Ialways look forward to the last page tohear what the Pastor's Pastor has to say.James Cress always has something to saythat is very practical since it comes fromthe hand-to-hand…
