October 2013 Issue
Affirming the Women in the Church: The Role of Women’s Ministry
Derek J. Morris, Willie E. Hucks II
Read why two pastors’ wives became involved in Women’s Ministry.
Read why two pastors’ wives became involved in Women’s Ministry.The Scapegoat in the Writings of Ellen G. White1
Alberto R. Timm
While all the statements from Ellen White speak of the scapegoat as representing Satan, why would one—and only one—statement apply the scapegoat to Christ? An investigation.
While all the statements from Ellen White speak of the scapegoat as representing Satan, why would one—and only one—statement apply the scapegoat to Christ? An investigation.Does God believe in restoration? Part 2
David Solomon
The time has come for our church to do more than place a bandage on the sexual health problem.
The time has come for our church to do more than place a bandage on the sexual health problem.Reviving the apocalyptic Vision: Adventism and the Global Crisis
Elijah Mvundura
To lose the apocalyptic vision in the face of problems confronting the world today is unacceptable. How should we change Adventism’s mission?
To lose the apocalyptic vision in the face of problems confronting the world today is unacceptable. How should we change Adventism’s mission?Issues of the Heart
Clinton Wahlen
From the revival and reformation series.
From the revival and reformation series.Brother with brother, friend with friend
Robert R. Carlson
By the examples of individuals in Scripture, the two-by-two ministry comprises the ideal. Why, then, is two by two mostly overlooked in current ministry practice?
By the examples of individuals in Scripture, the two-by-two ministry comprises the ideal. Why, then, is two by two mostly overlooked in current ministry practice?Of Nails and Donkeys
Kenley Hall
When will it be good enough to just carry the Messiah through the streets so that He, and not we, might be seen?
When will it be good enough to just carry the Messiah through the streets so that He, and not we, might be seen?Your Daily Journey to Transformation: A 12-Week Study Guide
Derek J. Morris
A lack of spiritual vitality in the life of the pastor can be devastating personally, for the pastoral family, and also for the church.
A lack of spiritual vitality in the life of the pastor can be devastating personally, for the pastoral family, and also for the church.Moments of decision
S. Joseph Kidder
What do guests see, experience, and feel in your church?
What do guests see, experience, and feel in your church?