April 2003 Issue
Willmore D. Eva
There's room for us all . . ." When applied to the Seventh-day Adventist Church, is that assertion too inclusive, too unsuspecting of the subtleties of "creeping compromise"? Or does it voice a legitimate call for respect and interpersonal forbearance?Taming the tyranny of too much
H. Peter Swanson
Patterns of pastoral function that frustrate, and what may be done about them
Patterns of pastoral function that frustrate, and what may be done about themWhat's with Adventist theology?
Roland R. Hegstad
Insights into how Adventists function theologically and what they may do to improve
Insights into how Adventists function theologically and what they may do to improveCan the church be "relevant" and thrive?
Jay Gallimore
The temptation to be merely relevant, which risks a compromised identity
The temptation to be merely relevant, which risks a compromised identityGod the Holy Spirit: His divine personhood and ministry
Woodrow W. Whidden
A fresh look at how Seventh-day Adventists view the Holy Spirit and His work
A fresh look at how Seventh-day Adventists view the Holy Spirit and His workDeveloping truth and changing perspectives
Gilbert Valentine
An example from SDA history of how Seventh-day Adventists have related to theological change
An example from SDA history of how Seventh-day Adventists have related to theological changeThe folly of mixing religious and political vision
Lincoln E. Steed
A recent political meeting in Washington, D.C., and its implications
A recent political meeting in Washington, D.C., and its implicationsLetters to the Editor
It is not often that I feel the urge towrite to "The Editor," but after readingRex Edwards' "Spiritual Leadership orBaptized Secularism" in the Septemberissue of Ministry, I feel compelled to dojust that.I suppose what has persuaded me todo this is twofold:1. First,…
