The Preacher’s Friend: How to Use an 1828 Catechism Aide to Find Illustrations
A lamp isn’t meant to be put under a basket, nor should faithful Bible exposition be concealed by dull delivery.
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Five Strengths of a New Biography on Charles Spurgeon
DiPrima’s biography will help a new generation know more of Spurgeon and Spurgeon’s God.
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People may point to busyness or religious hypocrisy as reasons not to attend church, but Sweatman and Barraclough expose a deeper cause—individualism.
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God designed the church as the best means for his people’s healing and renewal, and we must fight to believe that truth when our situation seems to contradict it.
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