What Can Miserable Christians Sing?
By Carl TruemanBy excluding the cries of loneliness, dispossession, and desolation from its worship, the church has effectively silenced and excluded the voices of those who are themselves lonely, dispossessed, and desolate, both inside and outside the church.
Mailbag #78: Can a Church Require Too Many Meetings? . . . Should the Church be Involved in a Pastor’s Decision to Leave? . . . Reformed Theology in the Church’s Teaching Ministry
By Sam EmadiCan a church require too many services? How can pastors shepherd their flock while transitioning out? How should pastors teach about Reformed theology?
Why Christians Should Think About Death
By Matt McCullough | 03.21.2019Considering the reality of death can point us to the promises of God.
Book Review: God’s Ambassadors, by Chad Van Dixhoorn
Review by Nick Gardner | 03.21.2019The Westminster Assembly truly believed that the health and holiness of the church depended on the regular preaching of the Word.
Recent Multimedia
Why Christians Should Think About Death
By Matt McCullough
Episode 80: On Planning Your Preaching Schedule
By Jonathan Leeman, Mark Dever
Episode 80: On Planning Your Preaching Schedule
By J. Leeman, M. Dever | 03.19.2019Mark plans out the preaching schedule for CHBC nearly a year in advance. But why?
Why Charismatics and Non-Charismatics Can Get Along
By Thomas R. Schreiner | 03.15.2019If I have the right view of spiritual gifts but I don’t have love, then I am nothing.
Book Review: A Scottish Christian Heritage, by Iain Murray
Review by Caleb GreggsenThis book is a wonderful devotional tool for the pastor tempted to feel discouraged at the small size of his flock or the seeming lack of fruit in his preaching.
When should pastors preach topical sermons?
By Juan SanchezExpositional preaching should be the regular diet for every local church. But topical sermons have a place, too.