Robert L. Boothby

A Study in Advertising

By Robert L. Boothby

We are living in the age to which the children of God all through the centuries have looked with longing de­sire,— the time when prophecy meets fulfillment…

Crowds alone do not necessarily spell success for an evangelistic campaign. In the final analysis, success must be measured by souls won for the kingdom of God. Therefore it is not enough merely to at­tract people to…

The Lord does not intend that heaven shall be filled only with women. Jesus Christ died on Calvary to save the men as well as the women. We read concerning the early church, "Howbeit many of them which heard the word…

It was nearly midnight and we were traveling in our automobile. Our radio was turned on, and out of the air came a voice saying, "This is the hour of decision!"

There should be twenty women Bible instructors where now there is one, and God has ways of providing them. We are coming short of reaching many who might be saved if we would place emphasis on training more women to unfold the truths of God's…

In city, town, and hamlet where a Seventh-day Adventist evangelist conducts a series of public meetings there should be a great revival. No Seventh-day Adventist preacher should be content merely to preach in a theoretical way the important…

From one thousand to fifteen hundred people on Sunday nights, and from two to five hundred during the week, attended the evangelistic series which my helpers and I con ducted seven nights a week this summer in Lawrence, Michigan, a village…

The more I study the Spirit of prophecy, the more I am convinced that health  reform is to play a fundamental part in the giving of the last saving mes­sage to the world. The approval of Heaven rests upon the presentation…