Leadership Journal Winter 2008
volume 29, Issue 1
Is Our Gospel Too Small?
Winter 2008
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Theme
Red-Letter Days
When God's message changes the messenger.
Is it Still Gospel Preaching?
The 21st-century makes demands of those who want to communicate the richness of the gospel.
People of the Book
God's people are distinguished by one thing; my job is to teach it.
Form-fit Preaching
How the genre of the biblical text should shape sermon structure.
An Efficient Gospel?
The modern world was inclined toward reduction, efficiency, and things you can count.
Let God Speak for Himself
Why we need to listen to more Scripture, without embellishment, in worship and life.
Currents
Commentary
Hot Theology
If we ignore the reality of hell, we make one of Jesus' frequent teachings a mere metaphor.
The Divine Commodity
Today many people choose churches like they choose groceries.
Between "Failure" and "Fraud"
I hear two voices—assessing, accusing. Which will I listen to?
Toolkit
Show, Don't Tell
Angelic host proclaims: Jim Walker calls his approach to preaching "fellowship with the Word."
Bonus Articles
Leadership Heroes!
Types of Heroes We All Should Have
Two of Me
For God's people, the opposite of simplicity is not complexity. It's duplicity.
Life Before Winter
The vital ministry in assisted living facilities and funeral homes.
Who Stole My Church?
When the church you love tries to enter the 21st century.
All Articles
The Hermeneutics Quiz
Your biblical blind spots and what you tend not to see.
Living (the) Bible
A.J. Jacobs spent a year trying to be completely obedient to Scripture. Even down to his underwear.
Biblical Authority & Today's Preacher
How much has changed over 50 years?
