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Volume 7, Issue 2
Spring, 1986 |
Displaying 1 - 20 of 23 articles.
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BALANCING FORM AND FREEDOM
When bringing people into the presence of God, most leaders recognize a certain degree of necessary protocol.
Paul Anderson
CAN SPIRITUAL VITALITY BE ENGINEERED?
Forum
Marshall Shelley and Jim Berkley
CAN WORSHIP LEADERS WORSHIP?
Pastors, as player-coaches, must both give instructions and follow them at the same time.
Ben Patterson
CLOSER HARMONY WITH CHURCH MUSICIANS
Music can touch the eternal, but it can also produce temporal turmoil.
Garth Bolinder
Finding a Fitting Finale
Lee Morris
FROM THE EDITOR
Terry C. Muck
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHER
Harold L. Myra
HAVE I COME TO THE WRONG CHURCH?
What do you do when the call you've accepted seems like a wrong number?
Jim Berkley
IDEAS THAT WORK
Bulletin covers that aid worship
W. Karl Smith with Florence Johnson
LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY—WORSHIP
Ronald B. Allen
MY WORST MISTAKE IN A BOARD MEETING
Vic Pentz, Jan B. Armstrong, Robert T. Wenz, G. Patrick White, and James J. Londis
PEOPLE IN PRINT
PULPIT PRAYERS FROM A PASTOR'S HEART
David C. Fisher
QUESTIONING THE OBVIOUS
Shaking up cherished assumptions isn't just for radicals.
Joel C. Hunter
SENSITIVE TO THE SENSES
Mark Brasler
SOLVING THE MEDICAL ETHICS MAZE
When helping parishioners with tough ethical decisions, the easy way is not always the best.
Richard C. Eyer
SURVIVING SUNDAY MORNING INNOVATIONS
Tampering with tradition is risky business. Can you change practices without having to change pulpits?
Cal LeMon
THE DAY MY EMOTIONS JOINED ME IN PRAYER
J. Sidlow Baxter
THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER
Charles Cerling, Jr.
THEY'RE OK WE'RE NOT: BUILDING HEALTHY CHURCH ESTEEM
A church won't ascend to great heights if it feels down in the dumps.
Dave Owen
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