On the Importance of Ecclesiology for a Church Plant, with Matt Smethurst (Pastors Talk, Ep. 276)
With Matt SmethurstIn this episode of Pastors Talk, Mark Dever and Jonathan Leeman interview Matt Smethurst, a pastor of River City Baptist Church, on the importance of ecclesiology for a church plant.
On Anxiety Part 2 (Counseling Talk, Ep.15)
With Hayley SatromWhat does the Bible say about anxiety?
Listen to the second episode of a mini-series on anxiety as Deepak Reju, Hayley Satrom, and Garrett Kell discuss.
“You” and “Y’all” in the Culture of the New Testament
By Jonathan D. Worthington | 10.07.2024How exactly should we understand the plural “you” in the NT letters? It’s complicated.
On Re-preaching Sermons (Preachers Talk, Ep. 77)
By D. Helm, J. Meeks, K. Edward Copeland | 10.03.2024Can a preacher re-preach a sermon? If so, where and when? What might the benefits and pitfalls be of such a practice? Listen in as Dave, Ed, and Jeremy talk it out.
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On the Importance of Ecclesiology for a Church Plant, with Matt Smethurst (Pastors Talk, Ep. 276)
By Jonathan Leeman, Mark Dever, Matt Smethurst
On Anxiety Part 2 (Counseling Talk, Ep.15)
By Deepak Reju, Garrett Kell, Hayley Satrom
A Moderate Argument for Paper Bulletins
By Mike McGregor | 10.03.2024The mediums we choose can shape our worship in subtle ways.
1 Kings 15–16: On Entering into a Covenant with Darth Vader and then Re-Canaanizing the Land of Israel (Bible Talk, Ep. 126)
By A. Duke, J. Hamilton, S. Emadi | 10.02.2024At first, 1 Kings 15 looks like a mostly chronologically organized list of mostly bad kings. But there’s more going on. Alex Duke, Jim Hamilton, and Sam Emadi discuss.
On Seasons in a Pastor’s Life (Pastors Talk, Ep. 275)
With Mark DeverIn this episode of Pastors Talk, Mark Dever and Jonathan Leeman talk about our newest Church Matters: Seasons in a Pastor’s Life.
Spurgeon’s Sermons: Being Mentored by the Prince of Preachers
By Geoff ChangIf you are a young Christian, a Christian who doesn’t have access to “solid, evangelical preaching,” or a Christian who simply wants to grow in your love for God’s Word, I commend Spurgeon’s sermons to you.
