April 2005 Issue
Willmore D. Eva
In a compelling course taught by Gottfried Oosterwal at Andrews University in the late 1960s, we were required to read a potent little volume by Hendrik Kraemer titled, Why Christianity of All Religions? As I look back, those 125 pages of wisdom and insight qualify as among the most influential in my life.Seven sermon tools I wouldn't trade
Maylan Schurch
Practical suggestions for composing material for sermons
Practical suggestions for composing material for sermonsThe Apostolic Council and the Ten Commandments (Part 2)
Tim Crosby
Final installment of a two-part series on where the issue of the Sabbath may have fitted into the Jerusalem Council of Acts 15.
Final installment of a two-part series on where the issue of the Sabbath may have fitted into the Jerusalem Council of Acts 15.Presenting creation and evolution: How? (Part 2)
Cindy Tutsch, Leonard Brand
Final in a two-part series on understanding and communicating the issues of evolution and special creation
Final in a two-part series on understanding and communicating the issues of evolution and special creationSupporting those new to ministry
Joseph A. Webb
How may the church, local and corporate, provide better orientation and care for young pastors?
How may the church, local and corporate, provide better orientation and care for young pastors?Political reality and the Holy Spirit: when change confronts the Church
Robert K. Mclver
Some of the issues behind leading the church as a spiritual organism rather than a mere ecclesiastical organization.
Some of the issues behind leading the church as a spiritual organism rather than a mere ecclesiastical organization.Letters to the Editor
None of the letters responding toOliver Jacques' article on vicarioussubstitution (February 2005) dealt withthe real issue regarding this doctrine.Both the Bible and Ellen G. White makeit absolutely clear that Christ died forour sins and in our place. But the issueis,…