January 2013 Issue
Willie E. Hucks II
A look at four consequences of true biblical spirituality.Personal spiritual retreat: 24 hours with God
Don MacLafferty
Pastors cannot afford to take an entire day away from their responsibilities? Or can they?
Pastors cannot afford to take an entire day away from their responsibilities? Or can they?Jesus and the temple: Understanding the teaching of the New testament
Eliezer Gonzalez
Can the perspectives of Hebrews and Revelation be reconciled with the rest of the New Testament on the question of the identity, nature, and location of the sanctuary?
Can the perspectives of Hebrews and Revelation be reconciled with the rest of the New Testament on the question of the identity, nature, and location of the sanctuary?Patience in affliction
Jean Boonstra
Thoughts from the Revival and Reformation series.
Thoughts from the Revival and Reformation series.Nurturing where dementia has struck
Donald F. Yost
How do we, as ministers, help the families of members who struggle with conditions such as dementia?
How do we, as ministers, help the families of members who struggle with conditions such as dementia?Ruach Elohim: The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament
David R. Tasker
In this article, the author intends to glean some insight from the Hebrew Scriptures in order to understand a little more of the Person of the Holy Spirit.
In this article, the author intends to glean some insight from the Hebrew Scriptures in order to understand a little more of the Person of the Holy Spirit.Are there mistakes in the bible?
Frank M. Hasel
As Bible students, we need to look at the nature of Scripture and recognize the importance of asking how Christ and the apostles saw and treated Scripture.
As Bible students, we need to look at the nature of Scripture and recognize the importance of asking how Christ and the apostles saw and treated Scripture.From disability awareness to perfect unity
Ray W. McAllister
The pastor, as leader in the church, should be made aware and guide the flock in the importance of recognizing the needs of those with disabilities.
The pastor, as leader in the church, should be made aware and guide the flock in the importance of recognizing the needs of those with disabilities.What do we really mean by revival?
John Graz
Thoughts from the Revival and Reformation series.
Thoughts from the Revival and Reformation series.The missing ingredient
Fred Hardinge
There is only one real answer to permanent behavior change.
There is only one real answer to permanent behavior change.Letters to the Editor
The weaker brotherLoren Seibold’s article, “TheTyranny of the Weaker Brother”(November 2012), was a brilliantanalysis of an issue that has plaguedSeventh-day Adventist churchesfor generations. As a pastor in thatdenomination for more than 32years, I have dealt with…