April 2008 Issue
Nikolaus Satelmajer
In our discussions, we tend to focus on our personal likes and dislikes, and our opinions take on the role of authority. As important as these discussions may be, we tend to move away from the basic question of worship-who and what does worship involve?New Testament house churches: A model for today's complex world?
Kwabena Donkor
The New Testament speaks of groups of believers meeting regularly in the intimacy of a home rather than a church building. Is this a model for church life in the twenty-first century?
The New Testament speaks of groups of believers meeting regularly in the intimacy of a home rather than a church building. Is this a model for church life in the twenty-first century?Christian commitment
Steven P. Vitrano
Love for Christ does not mean merely a feeling or affection but a commitment to follow Him all the way.
Love for Christ does not mean merely a feeling or affection but a commitment to follow Him all the way.Developing an Adventist concept of spirituality
Bruce Manners
What is spirituality? How do we recognize it in the lives of individuals and in the life of the church?
What is spirituality? How do we recognize it in the lives of individuals and in the life of the church?Abiding in Christ and ministry
Dennis Smith
Learning to depend completely upon Christ is impossible for our human nature to accomplish. But through Christ all things are possible.
Learning to depend completely upon Christ is impossible for our human nature to accomplish. But through Christ all things are possible.The lady in the aisle
Don Jacobsen
Is it time to re-evaluate how we do evangelism in our churches? The author shares several stories that may answer that question.
Is it time to re-evaluate how we do evangelism in our churches? The author shares several stories that may answer that question.Letters to the Editor
Where is the Lamb?I found the December 2007 article writtenby Mervyn Warren, “ ‘But Where Is theLamb?’: An Ancient Question for ModernPulpits,” irresistibly inspiring and enlightening.It is not an exaggeration to confessthat most of our pulpits, including those inour…
