Articles
General practice pastors: the foundation of ministry
There always will be the solo pastor to conduct the bulk of the church's business. Such pastors must be competent in several areas of church ministry.
The Babylonian temptation: making a name for ourselves
Church leaders must constantly examine their motives as they fulfill the church's mission.
Discipline in children's ministry settings
Communicating love to children through words and action, as God has done to us, will go a long way in creating an environment for children to grow in Christ.
The cosmological anthropic principle: apologists and homilists beware!
At the beginning of the twenty-first century, there is much that motivates science to revise the design metaphor. Does the scientific principle discussed in this article help or hinder these efforts?
In defense of ritual
Three reasons why rituals should be a part of church traditions and practices.
A high and sacred calling: a look at the origins of Seventh-day Adventist ministerial training
Where have we come from, as it relates to preparing ministers to preach the Gospel? Where are we going?
God's voice through our circumstances
How do you know when God is speaking to you? How do pastors help their church members recognize God's voice?
Pastor's Pastor: Fasting
Here we go again," I thought as Pastor Reuben Roundtree Jr. announced that his congregation, for whom I was conducting a short evangelistic series, would experience a week of fasting.