Monday Musings
Some ministers in the pulpit feel robbed of an authoritative message. Much modern theology offers them little more than holy […]
Some ministers in the pulpit feel robbed of an authoritative message. Much modern theology offers them little more than holy […]
New software can tell if you are mean and ugly. Facial recognition, of course, is being used for everything from
My friend Ben Stevens recently published an article over at Christianity Today about how four books on filmmaking helped him
The Spielberg Study Method Read More »
Some feel that application of the sermon should be the sole responsibility of the Holy Spirit and not of the
Monday Musings: Application Matters Read More »
How long should a sermon be? I write this because after our Easter service and my 15 minute sermon, many
How Long Should You Preach? Read More »
“In order to maintain attention, avoid being too long. An old preacher used to say to a young man who
Spurgeon on Preaching Too Long……………… Read More »
“Informed imitation, that’s our goal. We don’t listen to the preaching of others so that we can be slavish imitators.
Informed Imitation Read More »
Hugh Latimer was a popular preacher of the English Reformation known for his “homely, rustic touch…he spoke from the heart
The Most Persistent Preacher of All Time? Read More »
In one of his recent books, William Willimon, offers some sound counsel concerning preaching with the aid of a manuscript
The Dangers of Using A Sermon Manuscript Read More »
“Use prayer as a boring rod, and wells of living water will leap up from the bowels of the Word….Prayer
Prayer in Preparation Read More »
“You and I, as preachers, are dealers in words. Words are all that we have to do any important work.
Preachers Are Word Merchants Read More »
Pastors as you prepare and study to deliver God’s Word to God’s people this coming Lord’s Day, ponder the words
Proclaim God’s glory and they will desire Him! Read More »