With Paul Richardson, COO and Stefani Leeper, AT UPDATE Editor
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Tuesday: Preserving Church Unity
Read 2 Timothy 2:15 and Titus 1:9 . According to Paul’s counsels to Timothy and Titus, what crucial tasks are the responsibility of a faithful church leader and elder? Image © Review and Herald Publishing Assn. Goodsalt.com Notice how much emphasis Paul puts on keeping the doctrines and teachings pure. This is crucial for unity, especially because one could argue that, more than anything else, our teachings are what unify our church
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Monday: Servant Leadership
During His ministry with His disciples, Jesus repeatedly experienced moments when He probably felt exasperated by the envy for power they seemed to have. The apostles appeared to be anxious to become powerful leaders of Jesus’ kingdom ( Mark 9:33-34 ; Luke 9:46 ) . Even as the disciples were eating the Last Supper together, these feelings of domination and supremacy were palpably felt among them ( Luke 22:24 ). During one such occasion, Jesus clearly expressed His thoughts regarding spiritual leadership among His people.
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Authority and Individual Conscience
While studying church organization and unity , this week, It is worthwhile for all of us to think about the role of government and our individual responsibility – not just secular government but church government as well.
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Should the Adventist Church Embrace Marxism?
by Stephen Ferguson | 16 December 2018 | You may be surprised to learn that Marxism[1] (encompassing elements of both socialism[2] and communism[3]) actually stems from biblical-Christian ideals. Moreover, in drawing upon these biblical ideals, Karl Marx’s observations about our modern consumer-driven capitalist[4] existence remain essentially correct, even 170 years after the Communist Manifesto and […]
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