Five Things You Need to Know About Preaching Through the Books of Scripture
-- Matt O?Reilly
Many pastors are intimidated by the thought of preaching all the way through an entire book of the Bible. Some fear that congregational excitement will be hard to sustain and that pastor and congregation will get bogged down in an extended series on a single book. Others may want to avoid the stereotype of the tired old expositor relentlessly trudging through questions of grammar and syntactical constructions. Many may even perceive the method as outdated.
So, You're Preaching This Sunday...
-- Ray Pritchard
Let?s suppose you?re a pastor and you?re preaching this Sunday. That?s six days away. To the man or woman in the pew, that seems like a long time, but it?s not. Perhaps you?ve heard of the Preacher?s Calendar. It goes like this...
Is Dialogue a Basis for Christian Unity?
-- Kevin DeYoung
The call for dialogue among Christians often comes from those with inter-faith sensibilities. And talking respectfully with people of other religions is a good thing, however, in many circles "dialogue" merely serves as an antidote to evangelism.
Do You Long for the Goodness of Life?
-- Kay Arthur
When you look at the disintegration of marriages, homes, families, relationships, morals, and society in general, do you wonder what is happening? Do you wonder why godly life principles, a sense of honor and moral restraint, graciousness, and propriety are slipping away?
Bookends of the Christian Life
-- Jerry Bridges and Bob Bevington
Using a bookends motif, Bridges and Bevington show how justification and sanctification can help you overcome guilt and self-righteousness, develop the motivation to grow, be assured of God's love, and bring about lasting change in your life.