Articles by G. S. Stevenson
Developing Indigenous Leadership
July 1962
Seventh-day Adventism is a world church with a world mission. It must proclaim the everlasting gospel to every nation, kindred, tongue, and people; it must make disciples of all nations. Part of the aim envisaged in these divine commands…
Putting All the Members to Work
June 1963
Individual Responsibility
Jesus Himself was sent to earth as an agent of the gospel, for He is "the Apostle . . . of our profession" (Heb. 3:1). As an organization of co-workers with Him, "the church is God's appointed…
The Holy Spirit and the Church (Conclusion)
September 1963
The presence of the Spirit with God's workers will give the proclamation of truth a power that not all the honor or glory of the world could give." — The Acts of the Apostles, p. 51. As we have already…
The Holy Spirit and the Church
August 1963
The lapse of time has wrought no change in Christ's parting promise to send the Holy Spirit as His representative. It is not because of any restriction on the part of God that the riches of His grace do not flow…
Some Books I Can Recommend
August 1961
Drugs and the Mind, by Robert S. de Ropp, Victor Gollancz Ltd., London, 1958, 310 pages.
A most fascinating account of the use of drugs in all lands and among all people to produce hallucinations,…
The Philosophy of Administration
January 1960
MANY workers in the Advent cause are engaged in some form of administration or will be called upon to bear administrative responsibility at some time during their career in the work of God. The church pastor, the mission director, the school…