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Volume 7, Issue 4
Fall, 1986 |
Displaying 1 - 20 of 29 articles.
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AIMING THE WORD
Carmon Goff
BANISHING COMPETITION
Bob Rhoden
CACOPHONY OR SYMPHONY?
Diversity in a church can produce either discord or harmony.
Douglas J. Rumford
CREATIVE CHURCH DISCIPLINE
When correcting wayward members, laxity and expulsion are not the only two options.
Michael E. Phillips
DEALING WITH DECEPTION
Deceivers wreak havoc in a church because they are almost impossible to catch.
Kevin A. Miller
FACING THE WRECKAGE OF EVIL
Forum
FROM APPLICATIONS TO ACTION
It may be the most difficult, and neglected, part of preaching. How do you encourage doing, not just hearing, the Word?
David Mains
FROM THE EDITOR
Terry C. Muck
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHER
Paul D. Robbins
FUNDAMENTALLY ONE
An interview with Truman Dollar
Marshall Shelley and Kevin Miller
GILT BY ASSOCIATION
Despite their tarrished reputations, ministerial gatherings present golden opportunities for more than coffee and competition.
Wayne Jacobsen
HANDLING HOLY WARS
A veteran mediator shows how even within a church, swords can be turned into plowshares.
Ronald S. Kraybill
IDEAS THAT WORK
Leading the church to pray
Thomas D. Kinnan
IS IT WORTH A BATTLE?
Ernest Beevers
JOURNAL OF A BROKEN MINISTRY
Name withheld
KEEPING VISITORS COMING BACK
David Michael McDonald
LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY—UNITY
PEOPLE IN PRINT
Preaching Truth, Justice and the American Way
Cultural assumptions affect what listeners sit for and what preachers must stand for.
Rick McKinniss
REMOVING ROADBLOCKS TO BOARD UNITY
Familiar practices and assumptions may be the greatest obstacles to an effective church board.
Larry W. Osborne
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