Book Review: The Storm-Tossed Family, by Russell Moore
Review by Robin WeekesThe range of what Moore covers is bold: upbringing, marriage, children, perseverance in marriage, divorce, growing old, and caring for those who are aging. He explores these topics with an exegete’s skill and a pastor’s heart.
Episode 68: On Missionaries and Churches (with Andy Johnson and John Folmar)
With Mark DeverIn this episode of Pastors’ Talk, Jonathan sits down with Mark, John Folmar, and Andy Johnson to talk about healthy churches and global missions.
The Pastor and Difficult Bioethical Decision Making
By Jeremy Meeks | 12.10.2018Here are eight maxims pastors ought to remember as they shepherd people through difficult bioethical decisions.
Mark Dever reflects on our 20th anniversary
By Mark Dever | 12.07.2018In this video, Mark Dever reflects on two decades of building healthy churches.
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Episode 68: On Missionaries and Churches (with Andy Johnson and John Folmar)
By Andy Johnson, John Folmar, Jonathan Leeman, Mark Dever
Mark Dever reflects on our 20th anniversary
By Mark Dever
3 Reasons to Preach through Daniel
By Josh Manley | 12.07.2018The book of Daniel isn’t about Daniel. The book of Daniel is about Daniel’s God. If what you’ve taught or learned from this soaring book is that you should “dare to be a Daniel,” then I’m afraid you entirely missed the point.
Rediscovering the Language of Lament
By Mark Vroegop | 12.06.2018Lament is a language the church needs to rediscover because life is hard, the gospel is beautiful, and the church must be a place that understands what we should do with our pain.
Episode 67: On Hospitality and the Gospel (with Kent & Rosaria Butterfield)
With Rosaria ButterfieldIn this episode of Pastors’ Talk, Jonathan Leeman interviews Kent and Rosaria Butterfield about hospitality and its connection to the gospel.
Tips for Lay Preachers
By Tony Merritt Jr.Remember, all Scripture is inspired and profitable for God’s people (2 Tim 3:16). All of Scripture points to the gospel and to the Lord Jesus Christ. So in that sense, it doesn’t matter what text you choose to preach. Preach Christ and Him crucified. Exalt Him and get out of the way.