Foundations of Exegesis

A visual guide to the structure and historical outlines of the Old and New Testaments

3 tips to help craft your sermon each week.

Our hermeneutics and homiletics need to be focused on Christ.

You need to take your hearers to the ‘no-go’ areas in the Bible.

The benefit of preaching through the redemptive historical narrative.

Providing the baseline for your sermon.

Why all the Bible’s diverse genres need to be in your pulpit. An interview with Bryan Carter

Why I preach the whole Bible, especially the hard parts.

Does your preaching take into account the big picture of the Bible, the grand story of our hope in Christ?

10 questions that should be in your mind when your Bible is open before your eyes.

We must learn from the error of the disciples of Moses.

Here are the fundamentals to move from a biblical text to a message structure that speaks to today’s listeners.

Preaching the good news in all its dimensions.

How to capitalize on the inexhaustible riches of Scripture in your preaching without sounding like a Bible commentary.

What the New Testament use of the Old teaches preachers today

Five signs a sermon doesn’t take the text seriously.

Find the inspiration in any text.

We need to let the text question our ‘framework.’

How the grand themes enrich a sermon.

An Interview with Haddon Robinson