March 2006 Issue
Laughter from the lectern: making theology fun
Willie E. Hucks II
Theology can be dry and boring, or maybe you'll smile. Which would you prefer?
Theology can be dry and boring, or maybe you'll smile. Which would you prefer?How could I?
Paul Charles
How often do pastors say "thank you" to their spouses?
How often do pastors say "thank you" to their spouses?Conflict resolution: how to handle a crisis
David VanDenburgh
What are some of the "do's" and "dont's" pastors should keep in mind when their pastoral ministry is challenged?
What are some of the "do's" and "dont's" pastors should keep in mind when their pastoral ministry is challenged?Pastor at sea--an unusual ministry opportunity
Robert Bradford
What does ministry look like when your congregation changes every seven days?
What does ministry look like when your congregation changes every seven days?Let the Scriptures speak
Andrew Marttin
Reciting long passages of Scripture from memory may be easier than you think.
Reciting long passages of Scripture from memory may be easier than you think.God's time? Our time? Another look at the meaning of waiting
Marguerite Shuster
An insightful look into the concept of waiting, as seen in 2 Peter 3.
An insightful look into the concept of waiting, as seen in 2 Peter 3.Embracing the next generation: an interview with Josh McDowell
Derek J. Morris
A well-known speaker and author shares his passion for ministry to youth.
A well-known speaker and author shares his passion for ministry to youth.A person of peace
Randall L. Roberts
How does the busy pastor experience peace amidst the hustle and bustle of life?
How does the busy pastor experience peace amidst the hustle and bustle of life?Letters to the Editor
Doing theology in missionRegarding Jon L. Dybdahl’s article,“Doing theology in mission–Part 2”(January 2006), thank you for a concise,logical, and experiential presentation ofimmense issues. This article gives mewords by which to think the thoughtsI’ve been working…