Preaching
- Pastors, I Think You Should Use ‘I Think’ Less OftenPreaching God’s truth from the pulpit doesn’t require equivocation.Benjamin Vrbicek|
- Why We Preach for Proper NamesThe local church is small and placed for a reason.Tish Harrison Warren|
- Long Sermons Seem Longer in the Pews, Study FindsBut it’s not a new problem. Just ask Martin Luther.Daniel Silliman|
- No, Western Christians Are Not In ExileBut the church will live under occupation until the return of our King.Jacob Birch|
- Why Suffering Belongs in Our SermonsMatthew D. Kim believes addressing pain is part of a preacher’s calling.Interview by Angie Ward|
- The Puritans Were Masters of Rhetoric Because Rhetoric Wasn’t the PointTheir most eloquent writing and preaching grew from a practical desire to communicate truth.Karen Swallow Prior|
- Died: Robert Shine Sr., Black Baptist Leader in PhiladelphiaThe pastor was “not a kingmaker” but called Christians to see social issues as God testing the church.Daniel Silliman|
- 9 in 10 Evangelicals Don’t Think Sermons Are Too LongEven with recent divides in congregations, survey finds high levels of satisfaction among churchgoers.Kate Shellnutt|
- The Worst (and Best) Passage for Generosity SermonsThe widow’s mite story is about more than her sacrificial giving.Ted Olsen|
