Building Great Commission Families (ETS 2015)
Below is the entirety of the paper I delivered at ETS last month, entitled “Building Great Commission Families.” I have received great feedback from this paper, and I suspect it is one of the more neglected but most important aspect of living as great commission Christians. May we all strive to build families that care... Read More
What I’m Reading – 12/16/15
Below are some of the articles and books I’ve read recently that you may enjoy checking out. “Britain is no longer a Christian country and should stop acting as if it is, says judge,” by John Bingham and Steven Swinford — While Christianity has been losing any significant footing in British culture for some time... Read More
Leading Like Jesus
For pastors, missionaries, evangelists, and teachers, one of the roles and responsibilities that weighs most heavily is the call to lead. Leadership is hard work and requires both skill and character. I have the privilege of serving an institution that prepares ministry leaders, and my desire is for them to graduate with a clear picture... Read More
Heaven’s Hallelujah Chorus – Revelation 19:1-10
This sermon continues the fall Wednesday night preaching series through the book of Revelation at Wake Crossroads Baptist Church in Raleigh, NC. This sermon is from October 14, 2015. Outline Manuscript
Some General Suggestions for Improving Your Preaching
If you’re a pastor, much of your time is probably spent thinking about, preparing for, and practice the task of preaching. And, this is a good thing! Our God is not silent, and we as preachers have the privilege of communicating the Word and will of God by opening the Bible and expounding its meaning... Read More