Volume 17, Number 1. There Is No Substitute for Preparation While modern technology has allowed for easier and greater access to information, the process of sermon preparation still requires time- study time, praying time, research ...
Volume 16, Number 2 Welcome back! Because of your encouragement, we will continue with the format of having three brothers with different perspectives. The three men in this second issue, different brothers from the first ...
Volume 15, Number 5 Key Issue #10: Imitating Scriptural Variety in Our Preaching Styles Paying attention not only to “what” Scripture says but also to “how” it says it – allowing the text itself to ...
Volume 14, Number 6 Key Issue #5: Partnering With the Pew Making more of the encouragement available in the body of Christ as we train and equip lay men and women to be fuller partners ...
Volume 12, Number 3 Preaching in a Mission Setting Pastor Merton contrasts serving a congregation with a thousand communicant members to service in a mission congregation with twelve communicants meeting in a classroom. Read More ...
Volume 5, Number 3 Read More Appropriation Our desire to get quickly and heavily to application, perhaps at the expense of appropriation, reveals in part how the opinio legis works. Read More Festival Preaching Good ...
Volume 4, Number 6 Read More Application by Contrast Don't forget about application by contrast! But, there is a warning that should be sounded. Read More Some Concerns About Our Use of Law and Gospel ...
Volume 1, Number 2 Read More A Voice From the Past Why isn't our preaching more successful? The simple fact that our sermons are doctrinally correct is no guarantee that they're proper....Scriptural truth is practical ...
