April 2015 Issue
Willie E. Hucks II
When the leaders whom God calls allow Him to have complete control of their lives, the spirit of self-sacrifice, servanthood, and humility will exert a power for good over those they influence.Humble servant leadership: An interview with Ted Wilson
R. Clifford Jones
Discover the definitions for “humble servant leadership and true spiritual leadership.”
Discover the definitions for “humble servant leadership and true spiritual leadership.”Pastors as gatekeepers: Congregational encounters with mental health and substance abuse issues
Curtis J. VanderWaal, Andrea Opei, Edwin I. Hernandez
Clergy have a valuable role in helping those facing the challenges of mental health and addictions issues.
Clergy have a valuable role in helping those facing the challenges of mental health and addictions issues.Sex on the Sabbath
Michael W. Campbell
The subject has always elicited strong reaction. Does the Bible address it?
The subject has always elicited strong reaction. Does the Bible address it?Deepen Your Commitment
Jack Blanco
If we ever needed to revive our commitment to the Lord Jesus Christ and to the message He gave us, it is now.
If we ever needed to revive our commitment to the Lord Jesus Christ and to the message He gave us, it is now.God calls for a revival and reformation
Ellen G. White
From our continuing revival and reformation series.
From our continuing revival and reformation series.A delightful day
Karen Holford
How does God want us to experience the delight of His Sabbath?
How does God want us to experience the delight of His Sabbath?The heavenly temple in the Gospel of John
Kim Papaioannou
This article will first explore temple language used by John in his Gospel, and then concentrate on what John says about the heavenly temple.
This article will first explore temple language used by John in his Gospel, and then concentrate on what John says about the heavenly temple.Moses and Jesus
Beatrice S. Neall
The author argues for the continuum position: Jesus built on what went before, and He did not discard law; indeed, He overwhelms the law with the fullness of grace and truth.
The author argues for the continuum position: Jesus built on what went before, and He did not discard law; indeed, He overwhelms the law with the fullness of grace and truth.Learning to Walk in the Dark
Delbert W. Baker
The author provides a way to find spiritual meaning in those low times in our lives when we do not have all the answer.
The author provides a way to find spiritual meaning in those low times in our lives when we do not have all the answer.Seven suggestions for the sound system specialist
Alton D. Johnson
Practical pointers for pastors.
Practical pointers for pastors.Letters to the Editor
Lessons from South Lancaster Shawn Brace’s article on the SouthLancaster experience (“ ‘The VeryAtmosphere of Heaven’: Lessons FromSouth Lancaster”—February 2015) isright on. For a number of decades,our churches have rediscovered themessage of Christ, our righteousness,in…
