February 2005 Issue
Julia W. Norcott
Lessons about forgiveness taken from the Joseph story.Too far or not far enough: reaching out to Muslim people
Gorden R. Doss
Thoughtful approaches to Muslims and people of other non-Christian faiths.
Thoughtful approaches to Muslims and people of other non-Christian faiths.Did the Apostolic Council set aside the Sabbath? (Part 1)
Tim Crosby
A penetrating review of a long-standing issue
A penetrating review of a long-standing issueThe choice: assumption or assurance?
Lyndon K. McDowell
A provocative review of kingpin faith/science issues from a Creationist viewpoint
A provocative review of kingpin faith/science issues from a Creationist viewpointPresenting evolution and Creation: How? (Part 1)
Cindy Tutsch, Leonard Brand
In dialogue with non-Creationists; indispensable attitudes and approaches
In dialogue with non-Creationists; indispensable attitudes and approachesThe Adventist "pioneer" theological heritage: Implications for faith, preaching and teaching
Woodrow W. Whidden
Applying Adventist history and heritage to present Church directions and discussions
Applying Adventist history and heritage to present Church directions and discussionsAttempts to reach our youth
L Albert Mathewson
Crucial pastoral principles in relating to young people
Crucial pastoral principles in relating to young peoplePastor's Pastor: How do you spell relief?
James A. Cress
How you as a pastor can help people going through hard times.
How you as a pastor can help people going through hard times.Letters to the Editor
Ed Johnson (June 2004) writes: "Thereis no need to argue against a fallen,sinful nature for Jesus, for it is not thesinful nature that condemns us, but sin.We are all born with a sinful nature. Butwe are not sinners at birth."It's true that at the time babies areborn,…
