Apparently the same things as troubled evangelical preaching in 1980.
Preaching the Word
Candid Comments for Candidates (2)
Part 1 Thinking through the business of candidating as a seminary student, recent graduate, first-time pastor or a pastor currently without a call is less difficult than the matter of calling a pastor who is currently serving a congregation. The most obvious reason the . . . Continue reading →
Candid Comments for Candidates (1)
After the post on calling a minister someone wrote to ask if I would comment about the process of calling a minister from the candidate’s perspective.
Interesting Sermon Test
How many sermons pass this test?
Iain Campbell on Catechism Preaching
“Hey Mikey, he likes it!“
Preaching Christ
The WSC site features sermons by WSC alumni. This month is audio of a sermon by the Rev. Chris Gordon (M.Div, ’04), pastor of Lynden, URC in Lynden, WA.
Dennis Johnson on Preaching
At Expositionalogistix
In Season: Preaching to the Postmodern Choir
WSC alumnus Shane Lems in the latest Mod Ref.
Idols Of The (Minister's) Heart
Martin Downes is beginning a series on idols that cause pastors to stumble. There are three great idols that all ministers must tear down daily cast into the fire for scrap: buildings, bodies, and budgets.
Preaching: Advice Or Annoucement?
WSC student Mark Vander Pol gets it right.
Ed Clowney On Sermon Audio
Thanks to the Edmund P. Clowney Legacy Corporation, you can now hear Ed Clowney preach anytime you wish.
God Was In Christ
2 Cor 5:19 might not be the obvious place to go for a Christmas Day meditation but it’s where my thoughts are this morning.
What's the Big Deal About Preaching?
Gordon Cheng raises this question (HT: Colin Adams) as part of a brief post on a passage from Richard Baxter’s Reformed Pastor. Cheng says, I’ve never really agreed with the evangelical emphasis on preaching, and never quite understood how evangelicals make so . . . Continue reading →