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Seven Bites of Buechner
Em Griffin|
Editorial
Just One Moment, Senator …
Tom Minnery|
Editorial
Gambling: Everyone’s a Loser
Editorial
A Christian Response to the Korean Air Lines Disaster
Witchcraft: An Inside View
A Christian minister visits a witchs' coven.
J. Gordon Melton|
When You Sing Next Sunday, Thank Luther
The Reformer exalted church music by returning it to the people.
Richard D. Dinwiddie|
Editorial
Biblical Authority: Where Both Fundamentalists and Neoevangelicals Are Right
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The Spiritual Life Check-up
Discovering spiritual illness must precede the cure.
Dennis L. Wayman|
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MY CHOICE OF BOOKS
Richard Foster reflects on the writers who stretched his thinking.
Richard J. Foster|
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The Pastor's Passages
Marshall Shelley and Dean Merrill|
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FROM THE EDITOR
Terry C. Muck|
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When the Pastor Gets Fired
What was once unthinkable is becoming more frequent. Why? And how can it be forestalled?
Roy C. Price|
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The Wilderness of the Candidate
The dangers of stones and pinnacles en route to a pastorate.
Ben Patterson|
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Ten Reasons Not to Resign
How one pastor kept himself from jumping ship.
Don Bubna|
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THE GHOST OF PASTORS PAST
Ed Gouedy|
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Confession of a Pulpit Committee
An inside look at the church's most clandestine operation -- the pastoral search.
Em Griffin|
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Some Quiet Confessions about Quiet Time
A young pastor owns up to the realities of personal devotion, and explores for solutions.
Mark R. Littleton|
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The Ordination from Above
Becoming a Reverend took one night; experiencing God's power took much longer.
Walter Wangerin|
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PREACHING TO ORDINARY PEOPLE
Pastors don't preach to eager scholars, but to silent sufferers in every pew.
Lewis B. Smedes|
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PEOPLE IN PRINT

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
CT Pastors
Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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