Our Charge as Undershepherds

Do you feed your flock or yourselves?

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Counsel for Committee Members

A COMMITTEE dealing in the course of its work with men under its direction can easily "talk a man up" by speaking of his virtues, his abilities, or his strong points. . .

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A Positive Message Requisite

Many denominations are losing their distinctiveness, and could well be merged together. They have lost the message which made them separate from others. But not so with Seventh-day Adventists. We have a definite, positive message which we are bound before God to give to the world.

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Avoid Extremes

The enemy of our souls would gladly lead us to take extreme positions. It does not matter much to him in which direction we go, whether to the right or to the left, if only we become extreme in the position which we take.

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Justification and Sanctification Illustrated

What is the difference between justification by faith and sanctification?

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The Hour of God's Opportunity

The world is passing through a crisis. What is our duty, then, in such a time as this?

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The Minister—His Message, Authority, and Power

When the minister enters the sacred desk to speak to the people, he should have for them a living message from the living God. If he has such a message, he need offer no apologies for giving it; but if not, it were better to hold his peace.

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Avoid Hard Thrusts

We have a very solemn message to give to the world, and it must be given in the spirit of love and meekness.

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The Assigned Work of the Church

Our business as ministers of God is to give ever and always the message of redemption from sin.

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Dealing With Fellow Workers

On dealing with committees.

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