George W. Wells

The Task Supreme*

BY N. J. Aalborg

I Believe that the greatest danger and cause for concern among Seventh-day Adventists lies not without but within the church. Our chief cause for fear is our own spiritual…

The Minister as Shepherd

By G.W. Wells

Various titles have long been in use as applied to the ambassador of God, such as, pastor, elder, bishop, clergyman, preacher,…

The Minister and His Income

By J.K. Jones

Man's life will not be higher, deeper, or nobler than the standards he has lifted and the principles he has ideal­ized. Many are satisfied to drift along in the common way of life, failing to give due attention to the high type of courteous…

The first and fundamentally most important mission field in which the minister is called to labor is his own household. How inconsistent it would seem for a minister to neg­lect his home garden, allowing briers and thorns to flourish unhindered,…

The ambassadorship conferred by God upon man is more powerful than the ministry of angels could possibly be, for they have never known the bane of sin or the blessing of par­don. Out of a cleansed and happy heart…

The church ever stands in need of a ministry that teaches the technique of spirituality by precept and by ex­ample, and at the same time stands as an exponent of doctrinal definitions, denominational standards, and mis­sionary activity. The…

The church of God is organized to bring a knowledge of Jesus Christ and His saving message within the reach of all men in all places, so that by God's rich grace and divine power they may receive forgiveness of sins,…