Ministry Magazine Podcast

Why is Sarah mentioned by Isaiah in the context of a return to true worship, with promised deliverance and comfort?  Sarah’s story is an example of God’s grace to all people, especially those weak and denigrated. 

Why did God not include all inspired books in the canon?  What is the authority of canonical prophets and the noncanonical prophets? What authority have the writings of Ellen G. White in the church today?  Why read Ellen White's writings? 

Did Jesus mention anything about the pre-Advent judgement? What does Jesus’ confession of believers’ names have to do with the pre-Advent judgement? 

We regularly refer to “Our Father which art in heaven . . .” as the Lord’s Prayer, but what can we learn about the authentic prayer of Jesus with His Father in John 17? 

This article examines the profound issues within the Corinthian church, particularly the division and quarrels evident in the practice of the Lord’s Supper, as meticulously addressed by Paul in 1 Corinthians 11:17–34. 

Pastoral realities may preclude each day from being beautiful. Here are three practical steps that can ensure positivity and fulfillment—every day. 

As pastors, what kind of impact do our words have? A personal experience that shows the immense power of words spoken on time. 

Caleb demonstrated incredible leadership. What can we learn from his focus, faithfulness, and fitness? 

Stories and testimonies from a wonderful career of medical missionary work in the Amazonas, as well as lessons learned along the way. 

Seven points to help you understand retirees in your congregation(s) as well as help you plan and prepare wisely for your own retirement. 

This article identifies four reasons ministry transition can be uniquely challenging, together with four biblical themes that enable us to grow “out the other side” of endings. 

Four truths from Elijah’s experiences and what pastors can learn from this. A five-step plan that can help the pastors prevent burnout syndrome. 

What should we be focused on: Justice or judgement? Prayer or action? Meditation or agitation? Spiritual transformation or social reformation? 

This article assesses the value and use of the Apocrypha in biblical studies and pastoral ministry.

The name Jesus is derived from the Greek form of the Hebrew name Joshua. What did that name mean to the contemporaries of Jesus? What message did it communicate? How can we draw on its meaning and message to benefit those to whom we minister?

How long have the concepts of the Sabbath and the great controversy been around? How is the Sabbath linked to the great controversy? 

We would expect that Satan would be exposed and then immediately annihilated after all the drama in Revelation. But he's not.  Why must Satan be set free after the millennium? 

Why do we sometimes feel like we need a vacation after a vacation? What kind of rest does Jesus offer the tired worker? 

Is anointing only for the sick and dying? What qualifies someone to be anointed? Does anointing guarantee healing? What power lies in anointing? 

 Gary A. Buddoo-Fletcher reflects on the effectiveness and benefits of clinical pastoral education (CPE) in his pastoral ministry. 

The account of the Levite and the concubine demonstrates devastation.  What redeeming value can we get from this sordid account that appears in the Word of God? 

Understanding the reality of infertility and child loss experienced by pastoral families, and the support that is available to them. 

What are some challenges of middle-aged pastors?  How do leaders lead when they can’t gather? What can they do anyway? 

How do you find the ideal church? 12 qualities that churches should have according to the Bible. 

The difference between 'lament' and 'complaint'. The wonder, power, and beauty found in lamenting.