Dennis Smith
Dennis Smith, MDiv, is pastor of the New Haven Seventh-day Adventist Church, New Haven, Connecticut, United States.
Articles by Dennis Smith
Israel and Christ's Return
September 1973
SATAN, the master deceiver, is especially adept at leading human beings to misapply Scripture. He used this technique at Christ's first advent. Old Testament prophecy was misapplied, many of God's people were deceived, and the Son of God…
No Need for Mediocrity
October 1972
HOW do we measure up in our ministerial career? Are we the ministers we want to be or that God wants us to be? Are we seeing steady advancement in our usefulness and service to God? Our example is Christ, and by His grace we should be becoming…
Working with a guest evangelist
June 1987
One afternoon early in an evangelistic series the evangelist and the pastor of the church where the series was being held got into a rather heated discussion. For a few minutes tempers flared over an issue. Being a young,…
It Can Happen Today
August 1988
The authors base their principles of church growth on the book of Acts. It Can Happen Today contains 13 lessons designed to help church lay leaders understand and apply the principles.
This approach is a deductive study of Acts, focusing…
Pilgrim's Prayer Book
June 1988
Prayer is always an important subject for Christians, and especially so when discussed by that great Christian, John Bunyan. Written while the author was in prison for public preaching and calling for religious freedom in England, the book…
Criteria for pastoral success
December 2004
What is success in pastoral ministry? We often judge ministerial success by the same standards generally used in the secular world. Business, for example, measures success in terms of heightened production, more extensive…
Abiding in Christ and ministry
April 2008
Ministry can become a heavy burden, at times filled with anxiety and stress until the Christian learns to truly abide in Christ. However, once the person experiences union with Christ, everything changes. They recognize…
