Monday Musing: Plagiarism In The Pulpit
I must admit that I was saddened and maddened (if that’s a word) when I saw this video on Timmy […]
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Biblical Preaching
Monday Musings
“As we will see a little later, apostolic boldness is something people are not likely to understand until they actually
Monday Musings
Preaching that avoids head engagement will lead to blindness, and preaching that ignores heart engagement-the emotive realm of the believer’s
Monday Musings
“Doctrinal preaching certainly bores the hypocrites; but it is only doctrinal preaching that will save Christ’s sheep. The preacher’s job
Monday Musings
“I say that good preaching is ‘saturated with Scripture’ and not ‘based on Scripture’ because Scripture is more (not less)
Monday Musings
“If a minister has light without heat and entertains his [hearers] with learned discourses, without a savour of the power
Using Greek in the Pulpit?
Scholar, pastor, and biblical greek guru, Bill Mounce, has recently written some good advice for how to and how not
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Monday Musings
“The cross is also the ground of humility of preaching because the cross is the power of God to crucify
Monday Musings
“Therefore, the goal of preaching is the glory of God reflected in the glad submission of the human heart. And
Monday Musings
“The great design and intention of the office of a Christian preacher [is] to restore the throne and dominion of
Preaching The Gospel is Pro-Life
A recent Newsweek article explores the changing face of the pro-life movement in America, especially since the political landscape has
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Monday Musing
The kind of sermon which is likely to break the hearer’s heart is that which first has broken the preacher’s