Martin Weber

retired from denominational service, is a hospice chaplain.

Martin Weber, D.Min., served as pastor, editor, author, evangelist and police chaplain across North America and taught pastors on five continents with the General Conference Ministerial Association. In retirement he served as the Adventist product manager at Logos Bible Software, the world’s largest creator of digitized Christian content.

Articles by Martin

Blessed Are the Peacemakers

The night was Christmas Eve, 1914. World War I raged across the ravaged countryside of France.

Servants of the Sanctuary, Part 2

The world doesn’t need the Bible Answerman as much as it needs the good Samaritan.

Servants of the Sanctuary, Part 1

Nobody should ever die alone. Yet it happens all the time.

A veteran policeman in town suffered a serious drinking problem. He kept it quiet for fear of losing his badge.

When Men's Ministries Don't Work

Why do women’s ministries flourish while men’s ministries often flounder? As I write this, I’m preparing to present at a men’s fellowship event across the country.

The Socializing Gospel

Earnest voices among us warn about a “social gospel” movement. With good reason.

Our Greatest Sin

“Thank God Almighty, we're free at last!"

He Came, He Loved, He Conquered

Who’s afraid of a nursing infant? Herod, one of two despots in the Christmas story. The infamous ruler recognized in baby Jesus a genuine threat to his kingdom of coercion.

Thanksgiving Without the Gospel

Throughout childhood, I suffered guilt and despair despite sincerity of spiritual caregivers. Church school teachers warned that only perfectly Christlike children qualify for heaven.

How Close Are We to the Action?

“Look out your window and see the sunset,” a man called and said to his estranged wife. “Enjoy it, because it’s one of the last sunsets you’ll ever see.”

Reading Ellen White Isn't Bible Study

A newly baptized Adventist phoned our home, distraught about a Bible study promoted in her church’s bulletin.

Latest Issue — 11.2020