B. E. Junkins reflects on his departure from, and subsequent return to, the ministry (see opposite page). David L. McKenna (page 5) shows how our changing world demands innovations in the presentation of the Gospel. N. Gene Carlson (page 9) pleads for expository preaching and shows its superiority. The weakness of the American pulpit is analyzed in an editorial (page 24).
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