Reasons to Preach Each Book of the Bible
“All Scripture is breathed out by God . . . preach the word” (2 Tim. 3:16–4:2).
Praying the point of the text means the congregation is hearing the passage not only through my voice as the preacher but also through the voices of other godly saints.
Part of leadership is modeling how to trust God in suffering.
Do you doubt, even now, that the Lord cares for you, if you are his? He gave himself over to death for you. His care is proven, and his commitment to your good shall not waver. Take heart unto glory!
Scripture teaches us how to use our time together—how to “do church”—and each element of our services is designed by God to disciple you and to give you opportunities to disciple others in your church family.
Our children should hear us recounting God’s incredible work among his people far more frequently than bemoaning their faults.
Gathering with God’s people provides a rest that physical inactivity cannot provide. It’s a rest that reinvigorates your soul, not just your body.
“All Scripture is breathed out by God . . . preach the word” (2 Tim. 3:16–4:2).