In Honor of Tethered Preaching
I’ve posted a new article from John Piper on the Articles Page. In this post from Desiring God Ministries, Piper writes […]
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I’ve posted a new article from John Piper on the Articles Page. In this post from Desiring God Ministries, Piper writes […]
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Doriani, Daniel M. Putting the Truth to Work: the Theory and Practice of Biblical Application. Phillipsburg, New Jersey:
Putting The Truth To Work Read More »
Few men alive today have had and are having as much of an influence on God’s church as John Piper.
John Piper Interview Read More »
The ESV Study Bible is a long-awaited resource due out next month. Many people (me too?) seem to be awaiting
Charles Spurgeon was, quite possibly, the most gifted preacher the world has ever known outside of Scripture. In a time
Spurgeon: A New Biography Read More »
As pastors, we should always strive to preach messages that are good, well organized, and engaging. However, we will often
Faithful, Not Flashy Read More »
Chuck Norris doesn’t read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants. Chuck has written a book
Why Pastors Should Pay Attention to Chuck Norris’ Book Read More »
How about you, notes or no notes when you preach? Everyone has an opinion, preaching, however, is vastly personal. Without
Preaching: Notes or No Notes Read More »
On the backend of the conservative resurgence, many in the Southern Baptist Convention seem to be experiencing an identity crisis. With
Southern Baptist Consensus and Renewal Read More »
I try to do more here than just post links to other blogs, but the issue of pastors leaving the
Bruce Ware is a gift to the Christian church, but, his work is sometimes not very readable. Father, Son, and
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: Relationships, Roles, and Relevance Read More »
I rarely speak to politics in this arena and I am rarely moved to tears. However, the following video simultaneouosly
Preaching The Immorality of Abortion, Not Politics Read More »