Monday Musings
Nothing is more needed among preachers today than that we should have the courage to shake ourselves free from the […]
Nothing is more needed among preachers today than that we should have the courage to shake ourselves free from the […]
Danny Akin has put together an expanded and updated list of books for building your theological library. This thing is
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New software can tell if you are mean and ugly. Facial recognition, of course, is being used for everything from
My friend Ben Stevens recently published an article over at Christianity Today about how four books on filmmaking helped him
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John Piper recently wrote an interesting article on the tone that we should pursue when in the pulpit. There is
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Preaching that Changes Lives Author: Michael Fabarez Publisher and Date: Wipf and Stock, 2005 Rank (1-10): 8 *Rank 1-10,
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I’ve just recently finished reading Darrin Patrick’s Church Planter. The reviews for this book have been great across the board
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Some feel that application of the sermon should be the sole responsibility of the Holy Spirit and not of the
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How long should a sermon be? I write this because after our Easter service and my 15 minute sermon, many
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Pastors as you prepare and study to deliver God’s Word to God’s people this coming Lord’s Day, ponder the words
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I am preaching through the book of Daniel right now and have collected several commentaries and resources that I have
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Recently, on a Wednesday night, I shared some thoughts about our responsibility as Christians to engage culture. Al Mohler has
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