May 2006 Issue

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Nikolaus Satelmajer

The Old and the New Testaments belong together as inseparable partners. We look at one and it reminds us of the other, and the more we study them, the more we realize how much they complement each other.

Preaching Old Testament Law to New Testament Christians - Part 1

Daniel I. Block

Is Old Testament Law preoccupied with boring ritualistic trivia that is no longer applicable in 2006?

Is Old Testament Law preoccupied with boring ritualistic trivia that is no longer applicable in 2006?

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Visuals in preaching: increasing the impact of your biblical sermons

Derek J. Morris, Patrica Hofer

Preaching involves more than spoken words. Nonverbal communication can make or break your sermon.

Preaching involves more than spoken words. Nonverbal communication can make or break your sermon.

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Talking about death: helping your members make final decisions

Drexel C. Rankin

Talking about death with your family members can ease their burdens later.

Talking about death with your family members can ease their burdens later.

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Creation and Flood implications of the first angel's message in Revelation 14:7

John T. Baldwin

The wording of the first angel's message of Revelation 14 promotes more than the Sabbath commandment.

The wording of the first angel's message of Revelation 14 promotes more than the Sabbath commandment.

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The Da Vinci Code and the Nag Hammadi Gospels

Robert K. Mclver

How can we be sure that there are not other "gospels" worth considering?

How can we be sure that there are not other "gospels" worth considering?

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The pastor's guide to resource materials on the New Testament

John McVay, Phillip Long

New Testament materials that are a must-have for every pastor-theologian.

New Testament materials that are a must-have for every pastor-theologian.

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Preaching to an unknown audience

Xavier Green

How do you prepare to preach to an audience you know nothing about?

How do you prepare to preach to an audience you know nothing about?

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Poverty in the pulpit

John Osborn

"If the worst thing that can be said about a teacher is that he can't teach, the worst thing that can be said about a preacher is that he can't preach."

"If the worst thing that can be said about a teacher is that he can't teach, the worst thing that can be said about a preacher is that he can't preach."

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Letters to the Editor

Preaching memorized passagesThank you for the thought-provokingarticle by Andrew Marttinen entitled“Let the Scriptures speak: preachingmemorized passages” (March 2006).We all need to prayerfully fi ll our mindswith the Word of God. This disciplinewill result in powerful…

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James A. Cress

A few years ago it was hard to go anywhere without seeing a plethora of lapel pins sporting the letters WWJD, popular shorthand for a serious moral consideration: "What would Jesus do?" This continues to be one of the most important questions sincere followers of Christ can ask.