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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.

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The Babylonian temptation: making a name for ourselves

Church leaders must constantly examine their motives as they fulfill the church's mission.

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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.

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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?

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In defense of ritual

Three reasons why rituals should be a part of church traditions and practices.

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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?

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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?

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A friend by my side

The author reminds us that God will always be with us.

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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.

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