January 2011 Issue
Find the right church
Matthew D. Kim
As future pastors learn more about a particular congregation, they will more aptly determine whether this will be “a healthy fit.”
As future pastors learn more about a particular congregation, they will more aptly determine whether this will be “a healthy fit.”Promoting empathy for people living with HIV/AIDS
Godwin N. Aja, Gaius A. Umahi
Genuine compassion should be considered a significant tool in addressing the HIV/AIDS problem.
Genuine compassion should be considered a significant tool in addressing the HIV/AIDS problem.Reflections on revival
Ted Wilson, Mark Finley, Armando Miranda
What are the hallmarks of true revival?
What are the hallmarks of true revival?Sleepwalkers, awake!
Jerry N. Page
The newly elected ministerial secretary shares several wake-up calls the Lord has used to help form some of the core values of his life and ministry.
The newly elected ministerial secretary shares several wake-up calls the Lord has used to help form some of the core values of his life and ministry.The pastor as a harvest worker: Praying the radical prayer1
Derek J. Morris
What will happen to me if I give the Lord of the harvest permission “to throw me out into His harvest field”?
What will happen to me if I give the Lord of the harvest permission “to throw me out into His harvest field”?Transitions: A few words from a rich man
Nikolaus Satelmajer
Transitions are a part of life— including a pastor’s life. All pastors experience transitions personally. We move from training to our assignment, and then we move from one assignment to another. We witness our members transitioning as well. Some of these transitions…
Oral Health
Jina Kim
Does this sound familiar? It’s time for your checkup. When was the last time you saw your dentist? Do you have a dentist? How old is your toothbrush? The definition from the World Health Organization describes oral health as “being free of chronic mouth and facial…
Letters to the Editor
Where is Satan?I find Lael Caesar’s article on Satan(“Where in the World Is Satan theDevil?”—November 2010) to beimportant because the topic of Satanis important. Christian theology willcontinue to be relatively diminishedas long as it ignores this centralassumption…