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Volume 14, Issue 1
Winter, 1993 |
Displaying 1 - 20 of 113 articles.
A CLEARER CALL FOR COMMITMENT
To win support for ministry requires the right attitude
Jim Kallam, Jr
A GREAT PLAINS MINISTRY
Doing God's work in windswept places.
Dan Edmondson
A MODEL WORSHIP SET
Barry Liesch
A PASTOR'S QUARREL WITH GOD
In ministry, you sometimes find yourself questioning God's grand scheme.
Eugene H. Peterson
A POWERFUL PRESENCE
How to provide what the sick and dying need most.
Richard Exley
A STRUCTURE RUNS THROUGH IT
Contemporary worship that flows is flexible, but it isn't random.
Barry Liesch
A WOUNDED PASTOR'S RESCUE
How one near-casualty was saved and returned to ministry.
Jim Amandus with Bobl Moeller
ADDING BREADTH AND DEPTH
Sermons grow stronger by wrapping your mind around big ideas
Joel C. Hunter
ANIMAL INSTINCTS
Five ways church members will react in a fight.
Norman Shawchuck and Robert Moeller
ARE PASTORS ABUSED?
Criticism comes with the territory, but sometimes it crosses the line.
Arlo Walker
BAPTISM IN A COFFIN
Can pardon be freely given for the worst offense?
Ralph C. Wood
BENEFITS OF AN INTENTIONAL INTERIM
An interim pastor can turn a church with problems into a church ready for progress
Nola Deffenbaugh
BREAKING THE GRUMBLERS’ GRIP
How to respond (and not respond) to chronic complainers.
John White
BUILDING YOUR ALL-VOLUNTEER ARMY
When church workers resist the draft, start enlisting them.
Ken Horton with Al Sibello
BUSTING OUT OF SERMON BLOCK
Having to speak doesn't always mean you have something to say.
Haddon Robinson
CAN SERVANTS SAY NO?
Rick Stedman
CAN YOU TEACH AN OLD CHURCH NEW TRICKS?
Even traditional churches can gain a healthy flexibility.
Michael Lewis
CARING FOR THE CONFUSED
The oft-forgotten ministry to those with Alzheimer's.
Kevin Ruffcorn
Case Study: The Entrenched and Ineffective Worker
Six creative approaches to an awkward pastoral dilemma.
Norman Shawchuck, David Chadwick, Alvin Jackson, LeRoy Lawson
CLASSIC CREATIVITY
Bringing color and fragrance to historic church is what you'd expect from a pastor named Rose.
Marshall Shelley and Brian Larson
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