Preaching as an Eschatological Event
Paul declares that God has given him, “the least of all saints,” a mission of preaching the mystery and unsearchable riches of Christ to the Gentiles (Eph 3:3, 8). Further, he asserts the cosmic significance
Paul declares that God has given him, “the least of all saints,” a mission of preaching the mystery and unsearchable riches of Christ to the Gentiles (Eph 3:3, 8). Further, he asserts the cosmic significance
Recently, David Prince sat down with Dr. Russell Moore, President of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention to talk preaching. With Pastor Jeremy Haskins moderating the discussion, Drs. Prince and
Dr. David Prince was recently interviewed by Trillia Newbell on her blog. She’s starting a series of posts each Wednesday in which she is interviewing pastors who are “pursuing diversity”. Newbell’s questions are very good
“Preach the Word!” That simple, forceful command from Paul to young Timothy, found in 2 Tim 4:2, frames the act of preaching as one of obedience or disobedience. Obedience to this command requires a correct
This article originally appeared here. I fear that evangelicals have won the battle for the Bible in the academy, but we have lost our awe of the Bible preached in our pulpits. Our greatest preaching
When I hear someone say, “War Eagle,” or see someone wearing Auburn sports gear I almost reflexively feel obligated to respond, “Roll Tide!” In fact, it seems like a duty, a moral responsibility even. Years
The Youth Association Football program in Keller, Texas, recently made national headlines because of a decision that many onlookers found scandalous. What brought media from major metropolitan cities and national news organizations to investigate the
“I cannot believe that you would do that!” That incredulous assertion is an all too familiar response from parents (including myself) who discover a child has sinned. But for Christian parents, such an assertion is
The number “42” is sacred in Major League Baseball. On April 15, 1997, it became the only number retired throughout the entire league. It is prominently displayed in every Major League park. Forty-two is synonymous
Baseball means dealing with failure. “There is more Met than Yankee in all of us,” as Roger Angell has poignantly written. Every person who has ever played the game of baseball has been a consistent