Ministry Magazine Podcast

As global turmoil intensifies, how can Christians remain steadfast in faith while living in the tension between present chaos and God’s promised future? This editorial urges believers to fix their eyes on Jesus, rely on the Holy Spirit, and lead with spiritual courage in tumultuous times.

Amid life’s devastations, where can we find true hope? Ramon J. Canals reminds pastors to proclaim Jesus’ promise of an eternal home, urging them to share the good news of His imminent, glorious return.

Why did King Asa’s victory turn to tragedy? This article illustrates through Asa’s story the vital need for constant reliance on God, showing that true strength lies in seeking Him to avoid spiritual downfall.

How can technology amplify a pastor’s mission? Wintley Phipps shares how tools like Gospel Truth AI, aligned with Adventist theology, save time and enhance sermon preparation, empowering pastors to reach millions globally.

How can church leaders navigate life’s uncertainties with confidence? Hensley M. Moorooven encourages trusting in God’s unchanging presence, yesterday, today, and tomorrow, to face the unknown with assurance rather than anxiety.

How can churches retain emerging adults who are drifting away? A. Allan Martin urges pastors to adopt a mentoring succession plan, prioritizing keychain leadership and relational rapport to empower young adults for vibrant, lasting faith.

How can public evangelism thrive in today’s world? David Klinedinst shares a dynamic cycle of evangelism, revival, training, bridge events, and reaping, that transforms churches into mission-driven communities, proving evangelism still works when built on relationships and trust.

What if your season of spiritual dryness isn’t a sign of God’s absence, but His deeper work within you? How wilderness seasons in ministry—times of exhaustion, doubt, or silence—can become sacred spaces where God reshapes identity, renews dependence, and restores authentic calling.

Are we so focused on worship that we’ve forgotten justice? Jeffrey O. Brown challenges believers to embrace true worship—not just prayer and fasting, but active compassion for the oppressed, the marginalized, and the forgotten.

Who are you standing in the gap for? Discover the power of intercessory prayer to transform lives, churches, and communities, and how you can join Jesus, the ultimate Intercessor, in this life-saving work.

Is success in mission just about numbers, or something deeper? Learn how relational influence, discipleship, and long-term impact offer richer ways to measure true ministry success.

What drives a pastor to serve a remote community for 52 years? Kenneth Crawford shares Pastor Alice’s story, revealing how haplotes, the joy of selfless service, reflects Christ’s love and transforms lives.

Why are so many young people leaving the church, and what can we do about it? Discover five key strategies to reclaim and empower the next generation before it's too late.

What does Isaiah 6 really teach about calling and judgment? Discover how knowing God, recognizing your condition, receiving grace, and responding in faith can transform your ministry and mission.

What do 12,000 Adventist pastors from around the world really think about their calling, challenges, and future in ministry? The Global Adventist Pastors’ Survey reveals both deep fulfillment and serious concerns—including exhaustion, loneliness, and thoughts of leaving the ministry.

What are today's pastors really facing behind the pulpit? A global survey of Seventh-day Adventist pastors reveals critical insights into their struggles, stressors, and the urgent need for support in an increasingly complex ministry landscape.

How does God accomplish His work? Gem Castor shares how Jesus’ call to “learn of me” in Matthew 11:29 reveals His meek and lowly nature, exemplified by biblical underdogs and a California church’s prayer-driven revival.

How can we grasp the deeper essence of Genesis 1? Daniel Jeon emphasizes focusing on its repeated phrases—“And God said,” “And it was so,” “God saw that it was good,” and “And there was evening and there was morning”—to reveal God’s trustworthy character and word, connecting to the Bible’s overarching narrative.

Does Revelation 11:18 address environmental destruction? Ranko Stefanovic clarifies that it targets the end-time Babylon, an ungodly system corrupting humanity, not ecological issues, drawing from Genesis 6 and Jeremiah 51.