Life and Ministry with Mark Dever

By C. J. Mahaney, M. Dever | 08.31.2007

The tables turn as C.J. Mahaney puts Mark Dever in the hot seat and interviews him.

Above All Earthly Powers with David Wells

By D. Wells, M. Dever | 07.31.2007

Mark Dever asks David Wells about going against culture, contextualization, postmodernism, how to do theology as preachers, urban ministry, and more. You’ll want to listen several times.

Feminism in Your Church and Home with Russell Moore, Randy Stinson, and C.J. Mahaney

By C. J. Mahaney, M. Dever, R. Stinson, R. D. Moore | 04.30.2007

What does Randy Stinson say feminism is? Why does Russ Moore say most members of our churches are in “same sex” marriages? Why does Mark Dever think pastors should pay attention? Why does C.J. Mahaney think Mark needs to make a bigger deal of complementarianism vs. egalitarianism than he does?

Life and Ministry with Thabiti Anyabwile

By M. Dever, T. Anyabwile | 03.31.2007

Thabiti tells the amazing story of growing up in a fatherless, African-American home, and how he went from nominal Christianity to Muslim antagonist against Christ to despair to Christian pastor.

Life and Ministry with Josh Harris

By J. Harris, M. Dever | 01.31.2007

What’s it like to be a best-selling author and popular conference speaker in your twenties? Josh Harris talks about his testimony, his books, his pastorate, his family, and more.

A Sweeping Conversation with Carl Trueman

9Marks | 02.20.2006

Was the reformation a mistake? What are some differences between American and British evangelicals? How is our reason affected by the fall, and how should that impact our evangelism? From the value of incorporating the Psalms in our corporate worship to the dangers of privately administering baptism and the Lord’s Supper, this conversation is sweeping! There’s much to learn across the board.

Salt and Light In the Nation’s Capital: A Pastor’s Perspective

By Michael Lawrence | 07.03.2005

As Christians, we are salt and light when we live as citizens of heaven, when we apply his Word to the responsibilities he has entrusted to steward in the city of man.

Church Reform and Black Churches with Ken Jones

By K. Jones, M. Dever | 02.29.2004

How do you preach for change in a church with social gospel roots? Ken Jones, pastor of Greater Union Baptist Church in Compton, CA, takes the hot seat across from Mark Dever on the shape of reform in African-American churches.

Theology and Current Issues with Wayne Grudem

By M. Dever, W. Grudem | 06.13.2003

Theology and Current Issues with Wayne Grudem

Modern Church Reform I with Mark Dever

By M. Dever, M. Schmucker | 04.13.2003

Modern Church Reform I with Mark Dever

Biblical Dating with Albert Mohler and Joshua Harris

By A. Mohler, J. Harris, M. Dever | 03.23.2003

Should all Christians ‘kiss dating goodbye’? Is singleness the ‘purgatory’ on the way to marriage? In this lively exchange, Scott Croft, Joshua Harris, and Albert Mohler compare notes on countless aspects of singleness, dating, marriage, and courtship.

Book Review: Deep Church: A Third Way Beyond Emerging and Traditional, by Jim Belcher

Review by Greg Gilbert | 9Marks Journal: Church Discipline (Part 2) | 03.02.2003

The reunion Belcher is hoping for here is just not going to happen.

The Local Church with C. J. Mahaney

By C. J. Mahaney, M. Dever | 02.14.2003

Pull up a chair as Mark Dever sits down for a warm conversation with C.J. Mahaney, pastor of Covenant Life Church in Gaithersburg, MD. C.J.’s infectious tenderness as he recalls his conversion will encourage you to keep your own conversion experience near to your heart and in the front of your mind.

Iain Murray - Mark Dever writing podcast

A Writer’s Retrospective with Iain Murray

By I. H. Murray, M. Dever | 11.18.2002

The influential co-founder of The Banner of Truth Trust and long time Presbyterian pastor Iain Murray looks back over his shoulder at the past 50 years of his own ministry and writing.

Book Review: When People Are Big and God is Small, by Ed Welch

Review by Greg Gilbert | 08.02.2002

This book would be useful to any pastor who is willing to have numerous and extended conversations with his people.

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