Tag: Preaching & Theology

The intentional ordering of the 150 psalms may have been rediscovered in academia, but it has very practical benefits for the Christian in the pew.
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In “swapping sermons” with fellow pastors, I have discovered four benefits.

The converted and the unconverted need preaching in which the fullness of God’s Word is exposed and the atoning work of Christ explored.

The converted and the unconverted need preaching in which the fullness of God’s Word is exposed and the atoning work of Christ explored.

How does a preacher know if he’s preaching good sermons?

Fundamentalism blinds us to healthy catholicity and theological error due to pride in a sterile, tightly-packaged belief system.

Fundamentalism blinds us to healthy catholicity and theological error due to pride in a sterile, tightly-packaged belief system.

My life, thinking, and ministry would be much poorer if it were not for the influence of the Presbyterian ministers, teachers, and writers that I have encountered, whether in person or through their writings.

My life, thinking, and ministry would be much poorer if it were not for the influence of the Presbyterian ministers, teachers, and writers that I have encountered, whether in person or through their writings.

Here are nine lessons a Baptist learned from his friends within the Church of England.

Here are nine lessons a Baptist learned from his friends within the Church of England.

What is a church? How might we answer that question? Where should we start?