
Sermon prep for the non-vocational preacher
It’s one of my favorite times of the year—I’m getting ready to preach for the first time in ages. With
Sermon prep for the non-vocational preacher Read Post »

It’s one of my favorite times of the year—I’m getting ready to preach for the first time in ages. With
Sermon prep for the non-vocational preacher Read Post »

For the past while, I’ve been listening to some preachers (or, if you prefer, “preachers” in some cases) for a
How to listen to bad preaching without (hopefully) becoming self-righteous Read Post »

If you’re a preacher, you’ve probably got a short list of individuals and authors you look to for encouragement and advice.
Preaching by Timothy Keller (Book Review) Read Post »

What should a sermon be like? Should it be the equivalent of a lecture, or a family chat, or feel like
What a good sermon is like Read Post »

One of the things that absolutely terrifies me as I look across the popular landscape of Christian music, publishing and preaching is
Lord, renew our taste for true “spiritual food” Read Post »

“Did he tell us where we can see Jesus in the text?” It’s a question I’ve asked on more than
The only truly good sermon you will ever hear Read Post »

In modern times, we tend to look at the world around us and say, if only we were X—whether X
What to expect when we preach the gospel Read Post »

Summer vacation is already here for some of us, and nearly upon us for others. Although my reading has left me
Six books I want to read this summer Read Post »

Early on in my faith, I was enamored with preachers who would give these 45, 50, 60-plus minute sermons. I would
Long preaching isn’t always good preaching Read Post »

What do all faithful teachers have in common? What separates a good teacher from a bad one? And what do they
What do true teachers do? Read Post »

Why does the church exist? Is it to clothe the naked, feed the sick, liberate the oppressed? Is it wrong for churches
The primary (and peculiar) task of the Church Read Post »