Timeless wisdom for pastors with forward-thinking solutions.
5 Lifetime Lessons from My First Year of Preaching
Understanding the shift in perspective and identity as the lead pastor.
Preaching with Precision, Imagination, and Power
An Interview with Fiction Writer Bret Lott
Why the Preacher Is Necessary to Preaching
Sermons are embodied truth—and that truth comes through you.
A Preacher’s Temptation: Cowering Under Cultural Pressures
We need to believe that expository Bible preaching is right, real, and relevant.
A Preacher’s Temptation: Sermon-prep Procrastination
We need to practice the discipline of allowing the Holy Spirit to inform our study.
A Preacher’s Temptation: To Preach Something Other than the Bible
When the Bible is preached, God’s voice is heard.
The Power of Preaching Teams
How to amplify the ministry of your church by raising up other preachers
Four Ways to Get Out of a “One Pitch” Preaching Rut
Expanding your range can help your people grow.
Francis Chan on What Drives Prophetic Preaching
For those who speak a challenging word, the Word of God is fire in the bones.
“Setting Words on Fire”
Author Paul Scott Wilson tells how to put God at the center of the sermon
What “I’m Not Being Fed” Really Means
You’re convinced that your sermons provide a nourishing spiritual meal. How could anyone claim otherwise?
Preaching with VIM, Not Just Vigor
How to preach one theme for a year in a way that really results in Christ-like spiritual formation
Preacher as Advocate
What it means to identify with your hearers
J. I. Packer on Preaching As God’s Derivative Word
Can we rightly say that when the preacher speaks, God speaks? What Calvin can teach us about preaching with authority
D. A. Carson on his book <em>Christ and Culture Revisited</em>
The key to understanding how the church should relate to culture is to have a strong grasp of the major themes in biblical theology.
The Blind Spot of the Spiritual Formation Movement
Listening to a sermon is a spiritual discipline that needs to be learned.
