May 2005 Issue
A house of prayer for all peoples: A vision of inclusion
Sigve Tonstad
There may be pressure and reason to exclude people from our fellowship. The call to include them is more compelling.
There may be pressure and reason to exclude people from our fellowship. The call to include them is more compelling.Adventist theology and deep time history: Are they compatible?
Fernando L. Canale
The second in an extended series featuring papers presented at recent SDA Faith and Science conferences
The second in an extended series featuring papers presented at recent SDA Faith and Science conferencesTechniques for great pastoral letters
Victor Pilmoor
A strong case for writing personal letters to congregational members and leaders
A strong case for writing personal letters to congregational members and leadersA slice of history: How clearer views of Jesus developed in the Adventist Church
Gilbert Valentine
A look at the development of the doctrines of the Trinity and Christology in Adventist history
A look at the development of the doctrines of the Trinity and Christology in Adventist historyTwo-way evangelism: Needed, humility and humanity
Samir Selmanovic
The art of actually winning people to Jesus Christ
The art of actually winning people to Jesus ChristNo, you can't pray for me
Sandy Wyman-Johnson
False reasons for screening others out, true reasons for including them
False reasons for screening others out, true reasons for including themTale of a twenty-first-century pastor
William Colburn
The daunting demands of pastoral ministry and its rich rewards
The daunting demands of pastoral ministry and its rich rewardsPastoral popularity: privilege or pitfall?
Vincent Tigno, Jr.
Weighing the pros and cons of pastoral popularity
Weighing the pros and cons of pastoral popularityLetters to the Editor
Fallen pastors: redemptive responseThis is in reference to Miroslav Kis'sarticle "Fallen Pastors, RedemptiveResponse" (November 2004). Paulspeaks in Romans 6:1 that the salvationexperience is one of dying to sin and living for and with Christ. This death to sinis not…