Should Jesus be the Point of Every Old Testament Sermon According to this post, there are two dangers in preaching the Old Testament in light of Jesus. The first is to force Jesus into every

Preaching, Theology, and Writing with Thomas Schreiner In this podcast, respected author, theologian, and preacher, Tom Schreiner talks with Hershael York, Dean of the School of Theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, about preaching

An Introduction to Puritan Preaching What made the Puritan ministers' preaching so effective and timeless? Was there some key ingredient to their preaching? This post shares some board categories that highlight the nature of Puritan

“Sacred Scripture … is placed high on a throne”: Augustine on the Bible The idea that the Bible is the infallible and inerrant word of God is not new to the church. As Michael Haykin

Peril on Both Sides Preaching in light of the overarching biblical narrative is good and right, yet, in this post, Tim Challies warns against emphasizing the overarching narrative to the detriment of the uniqueness of the

Ordinary Work, Extraordinary Opportunity In this post by Tim Challies, he highlights the fact that we interact on a daily basis with people in ordinary jobs. It is people in ordinary jobs they can make

Tiananmen Square & the Courage and Stand Alone As Russell Moore notes in this article, "Jesus identified the fear of standing alone as one of the primary aspects of cowardice." He goes on to note

In Praise of Faithful Endurance  Faithfully remaining in ministry at a particular church is important. That statement is not only true for pastoral staff but is an important truth for every church member. Faithful stick-to-it-ness

Why Preaching MIGHT Be a Walk in the Park How much effort do most pastors make in living with a sermon, mulling it over, taking a walk with it? How often is this step ignored

All Excuses are Lame Excuses  Every believer is guilty of offering lame excuses for a lack of spiritual commitment at one point or another, but each and every excuse is lame. They just don't amount to anything.