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Discernment The chuch has squabbled over many things regarding the Lord's Table, but there are six vital principles we can agree on. An article by Don Carson |
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Discernment for light moments with a weighty purpose. An article by John Henry Beukema |
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Discernment for light moments with a weighty purpose. An article by John Henry Beukema |
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Discernment for light moments with a weighty purpose. An article by John Henry Beukema |
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Discernment for light moments with a weighty purpose. An article by John Henry Beukema |
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Why we preach from Psalms. An article by Lee Eclov |
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It takes imagination, not just analysis, to recreate the impact of a Psalm. An article by Jeffery Arthurs |
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It takes imagination, not just analysis, to recreate the impact of a Psalm. An article by Jeffery Arthurs |
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It takes imagination, not just analysis, to recreate the impact of a Psalm. An article by Jeffery Arthurs |
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Techniques for increasing the power of Storytelling. An interview with Kevin A. Miller |
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How a sermon from Psalms can touch the heart like the Psalm itself. An article by Kenneth W. Smith |
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How a sermon from Psalms can touch the heart like the Psalm itself. An article by Kenneth W. Smith |
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How a sermon from Psalms can touch the heart like the Psalm itself. An article by Kenneth W. Smith |
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How a sermon from Psalms can touch the heart like the Psalm itself. An article by Kenneth W. Smith |
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Assessing today's preaching in light of history. An article by Michael Quicke |
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How to study the contemporary world without being shaped by it. An article by Bill White |
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How to fully engage listeners. An article by Rob Bell |
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If saying no makes me narrow, so be it. An article by Ben Patterson |
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Everyone does theology. Do you do it right? An article by John Koessler |
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Everyone does theology. Do you do it right? An article by John Koessler |
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Six questions that reveal what God meant to say in a text. An article by Greg R. Scharf |
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Six questions that reveal what God meant to say in a text. An article by Greg R. Scharf |
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It is just as hard for the preacher to be truly ethical as for the CEO or the local building contractor. Here are three more essential areas of focus for the preacher who wants to do right. An article by Kenton C. Anderson |
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It is just as hard for the preacher to be truly ethical as for the CEO or the local building contractor. Here are three essential areas of focus for the preacher who wants to do right. An article by Kenton C. Anderson |
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Why True Preachers Are Worship Leaders An article by Jeffrey Arthurs |
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Nine beliefs at the heart of biblical preaching. An article by Jay E. Adams |
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Three Ideas Shape My Approach to Preaching. An article by Haddon Robinson |
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How to make illustrations that do not come from your own experience into an organic part of the sermon. An article by Craig Brian Larson |
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An interview with Wheaton College president Duane Litfin about speaking to felt needs and real needs. |
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How to make illustrations that do not come from your own experience into an organic part of the sermon. An article by Craig Brian Larson |
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We must prepare, but we cannot anticipate the sovereign God's ultimate plan for a sermon. An article by Ken Ulmer |
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Why hearing the Spirit in the text can seem so difficult An article by Lee Eclov |
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An interview with Bill Hybels. |
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An interview with Bill Hybels. |
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What it means to go above or below the exacting line of truth. An article by David Helm |
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What to adopt. What to adapt. What to oppose. An an article by Robertson McQuilkin. |
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What is the present passion of author and former Moody Bible Institute president Joe Stowell? An article by Joe Stowell |
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How the grand themes enrich a sermon. An interview with Dick Lucas |
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An interview with Leadership managing editor Eric Reed. |
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An interview with author Scott Gibson. |
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How to avoid stirring up the wrong motives. An article by Craig Brian Larson |
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Improving your way with words. An article by Haddon Robinson |
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You are preparing a sermon. You suddenly feel led to talk to God. What is happening, and what to do. An article by Lee Eclov |
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An interview with author, pastor, and professor Lyle Dorsett. |
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An interview with Styleer engineer and pastor Jim Rose. |
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How can church insiders get a hearing from marketplace experts about bringing Christ to work? An interview with pastor and author Andy Stanley. |
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Many people come to church after a work week that did R-rated violence to their spirit. How your message can restore their soul. An article by Lee Eclov |
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How do you capitalize on the inexhaustible riches of Scripture in your preaching-without sounding like a Bible commentary? An interview with author John Koessler. |
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In some careers, the decisions are tougher, the responsibilities heavier, the hours greater. People in these callings sometimes feel preachers do not understand their world. What to keep in mind when preaching about work to those with challenging jobs. An interview with Michael Easley. |
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If your sermons are stronger in the study than in the delivery, experiment with preaching from a manuscript. An interview with pastor and writer David Crabtree. |
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More of the same...complacency...playing it safe. What sort of preaching--what sort of preacher--can raise the bar for low jumpers? An interview with radio speaker and Campus Crusade associate U.S. director Crawford Loritts. |
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In a fallen world, preaching is about helping people find the hand of Jesus. An article by Craig Barnes |
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You are committed to proclaim truth, come what may. At the same time, you are called to help even resistant hearers obey. With this preaching model, you can do both. An article by Kenton C. Anderson |
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An interview with Haddon Robinson. |
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Enjoy the sheer pleasure of preaching sequentially through Scripture. An article by Lee Eclov. |
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Preaching a topic for thirty minutes is one thing. Preaching it for several months is quite another. An article by David Crabtree. |
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A clear manuscript is a far cry from a clear message to the hearer. An article by Donald Sunukjian. |
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An interview with Jim Nicodem. |
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In our cool, "whatever" culture, what should bold proclamation sound like? An interview with California pastor and evangelist Greg Laurie. |
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And got answers I didn't expect. An article by Joe McKeever. |
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How to show the relevance of the text. An article by Bryan Chapell. |
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A preacher’s body language onstage says a lot. An interview with Bob Parkinson. |
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