October 2001 Issue
Looking back and moving forward
Reinder Bruinsma
While it is crucial to look back and learn, this must not prevent the progressive forward movement of the Church.
While it is crucial to look back and learn, this must not prevent the progressive forward movement of the Church.Scheherazade
Oliver Jacques
The challenge is not merely to adjust to major societial changes, but to maintain the authentic biblical message as we do so.
The challenge is not merely to adjust to major societial changes, but to maintain the authentic biblical message as we do so.Lord, teach us to preach!
Derek J. Morris
The bottom-line essentials in preaching.
The bottom-line essentials in preaching.Galatia's gospel perversions (part 1): Are they still with us?
Garth Bainbridge
The issues underlying Paul's Galatian challenge are still with us.
The issues underlying Paul's Galatian challenge are still with us.Relating to Muslims: An Adventist view
Robert K. Mclver
Essential attitudes, outlooks, and ways of approaching Muslim people.
Essential attitudes, outlooks, and ways of approaching Muslim people.Evolving Adventist theological education (part 2)
Walt Williams
Infield supervision, mentoring, and InMinistry.
Infield supervision, mentoring, and InMinistry.Strategic use of tithe: How does the Seventh-day Adventist Church fare? (part 2)
Robert K. Mclver
Few decisions the Adventist Church has made have had a larger impact on the growth of the Church than the decision to gather tithe in a central location.
Few decisions the Adventist Church has made have had a larger impact on the growth of the Church than the decision to gather tithe in a central location.Letters to the Editor
Ellen G. White, theologian?It may be that Ellen White did notqualify as a theologian as "theologian" was defined by Marvin Moore, inhis letter to Ministry (February 2001). Iam not exactly sure that Augustine,whose recognition as a theologianseems secure, was trained…