6 Ways Preaching Aids Discipleship in the Church
Discipleship lies at the heart of the Great Commission, so it should be at the heart of all our ministry as well, including our preaching. Many churches struggle to disciple their people, but I want to suggest that the preaching ministry of the church can and should be one of the main engines of discipleship... Read More
What I’m Reading – 3/3/17
Below are some of the articles and books I’ve read recently that you may enjoy checking out. The White Umbrella: Walking with Survivors of Sex Trafficking, (Mary Frances Bowley) — This is an accessible but powerful book on the evils of sex trafficking, which shares the perspective of those who have experienced it. If you haven’t learned... Read More
What I’m Reading – 2/24/17
Below are some of the articles and books I’ve read recently that you may enjoy checking out. “Why Tim Keller, Max Lucado, and Hundreds of Evangelical Leaders Oppose Trump’s Refugee Ban,” (Jeremy Webber, CT) — The subhead indicates, “Regardless of court fight’s final outcome, fewer persecuted Christians will make it to America under president’s plan.”... Read More
Preaching Books for the Beginning Expositor
Recently I was asked a question about a textbook that would help prepare and deliver expository sermons. No one hates self-promotion more than I! Having said that, for the beginner in this high and holy calling, I would commend Engaging Exposition written by myself, Bill Curtis and Stephen Rummage. The reason is simple. This book... Read More
What I’m Reading – 2/10/17
Below are some of the articles and books I’ve read recently that you may enjoy checking out. “Kay Warren, Russell Moore Decry ‘Horror’ of Vladimir Putin’s Russia Adoption Ban,” (Stoyan Zaimov, CP) — “Evangelical ethicist Russell Moore and Kay Warren, wife of Saddleback Church Pastor Rick Warren, have slammed the ongoing restrictions on adoptions in... Read More