August 2018 Issue
Letters to the Editors
Our readers respond to recent articles.
Our readers respond to recent articles.Seven witnessing styles to attract people to Christ
David Hartman
Learn how Christian witnessing means giving the fish the bait they like, not the bait you like.
Learn how Christian witnessing means giving the fish the bait they like, not the bait you like.The making of a Christian leader
Clinton A. Valley
Leadership is not about politics, popularity, or power. Neither is it about position. How about we start with prayer?
Leadership is not about politics, popularity, or power. Neither is it about position. How about we start with prayer?Divine appointments
S. Joseph Kidder
Disappointments, frustrations, and interruptions are often God’s way of saying, “One of My children needs you just now.”
Disappointments, frustrations, and interruptions are often God’s way of saying, “One of My children needs you just now.”The church that wouldn't sell
Jarod Thomas
An inspiring testimony from our continuing revival and reformation series.
An inspiring testimony from our continuing revival and reformation series.Missional versus attractional: An argument the church cannot afford
Jesse Wilson
When it comes to saving souls, there should be no debate about the method to be used—read on!
When it comes to saving souls, there should be no debate about the method to be used—read on!The Great Commission
Victor Jaeger
Preparing, sowing, and reaping. If it worked for a church like theirs, it can work for a church like yours.
Preparing, sowing, and reaping. If it worked for a church like theirs, it can work for a church like yours.What the church can learn from the age of Amazon
Chad Stuart
Can the church learn anything from the business world about reaching more “customers”? Read it—from one of the best.
Can the church learn anything from the business world about reaching more “customers”? Read it—from one of the best.The King is in Residence
DeWitt S. Williams
Bradford maintains that the health of the local church determines the vitality of the entire Seventh-day Adventist movement
Bradford maintains that the health of the local church determines the vitality of the entire Seventh-day Adventist movement