January 2003 Issue
God's Word: It's origin and authority
Jo Ann Davidson
A review of the Seventh-day Adventist position on the reliability and authority of the Bible
A review of the Seventh-day Adventist position on the reliability and authority of the BiblePreaching: The challenge of a Christ-centered and holistic view of humanity
Gerhard van Wyk
Applying our biblical understanding of the nature of human beings, to the way we preach.
Applying our biblical understanding of the nature of human beings, to the way we preach.Understanding the book of Revelation: Three interpretative keys
Hans K. LaRondelle
The first in a three-part series dealing with ways of grasping the meaning of Revelation
The first in a three-part series dealing with ways of grasping the meaning of RevelationSchizophrenia: What pastors need to know
Andrew J. Weaver, Richard L. Binggeli
Recognizing and dealing with this increasingly common mental illness in the parish
Recognizing and dealing with this increasingly common mental illness in the parishWhat makes pastoral supervision effective?
Chor-Kiat Sim
The principles and practice of effective in-field pastoral education
The principles and practice of effective in-field pastoral educationTransformed into a new person: The relevance of God
Wally Drotts
Rediscovering and implementing the real reason for the existence of the church and its ministry
Rediscovering and implementing the real reason for the existence of the church and its ministryShould we depersonalize another person's faith?
Julia Vernon
Treating people of differing faiths with respect and understanding
Treating people of differing faiths with respect and understandingMinistry is to minister
Allen Davis
An honest, realistic and encouraging view of everyday life in ministry
An honest, realistic and encouraging view of everyday life in ministryPastor's Pastor: Hurry up and wait
James A. Cress
For Adventists to celebrate the 75th anniversary of any venture seems incongruous with our name. Although personally pleased with Ministry's continuing contribution as we reach our publication's diamond jubilee, my Seventh-day Adventist heritage leads me to apologize more than congratulate.
For Adventists to celebrate the 75th anniversary of any venture seems incongruous with our name. Although personally pleased with Ministry's continuing contribution as we reach our publication's diamond jubilee, my Seventh-day Adventist heritage leads me to apologize more than congratulate.Letters to the Editor
Organizational misconductThank you for sending Ministry alternate months. James A. Cress did amagnificent task in writing on"Organizational Misconduct." TheScriptures are very clear on this subject.It is sad that the "church" has overlooked and continues to head in…