Expository Preaching – Page 7 – Ordinary Christian Ministries

The Study and The Sermon

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For some strange reason, books on preaching either tend to emphasize study, work, and preparation or the Holy Spirit. Very

Recently, I’ve read some debates revolving around doctrine and evangelism in the blogosphere (ie. JD Greear, Timmy Brister) and in scholarly journals

I’ve posted a new article from John Piper on the Articles Page. In this post from Desiring God Ministries, Piper writes

Doriani, Daniel M. Putting the Truth to Work: the Theory and Practice of Biblical Application. Phillipsburg, New Jersey:

The ESV Study Bible is a long-awaited resource due out next month. Many people (me too?) seem to be awaiting

As pastors, we should always strive to preach messages that are good, well organized, and engaging. However, we will often

How about you, notes or no notes when you preach? Everyone has an opinion, preaching, however, is vastly personal. Without

I rarely speak to politics in this arena and I am rarely moved to tears. However, the following video simultaneouosly

Preachers should always consider humility a must and not an option. Though preaching with power and conviction is a necessity,

Spirit-filled preaching is not a new concept. It was in the power of the Holy Spirit that Peter preached the

Goldsworthy, Graeme. Preaching the Whole Bible as Christian Scripture. Grand Rapids, MI: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2000. 272 pp,