Seeing preaching as a science helps us understand that there are tools we can apply to do the work better. Seeing it as an art reminds us that the work requires us to pay attention to the beauty of Bible proclamation.
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Rescue us from ourselves? No. Jesus died to rescue us from God’s wrath.
One way the church can minister to teenagers is by discipling their parents to be mature followers of Jesus.
Do you doubt, even now, that the Lord cares for you, if you are his? He gave himself over to death for you. His care is proven, and his commitment to your good shall not waver. Take heart unto glory!
Throughout these essays on digital media, three predicaments show up repeatedly: false digital discipleship, disembodied community, and the decay of contemplation.
In an age of internet fame, endless scrolling, and YouTube Shorts, we do not need more self-promoting pastors. We need godly, warm, and faithful shepherds.
Jesus fulfilled the law, and at the same time, he ushered in something completely new in the New Covenant.
We should be careful about elevating certain analogies of God’s love over others.
Not only are you there for the good of your local church, but your local church has been given for your good—and ultimately for God’s glory.
The church is a place where God intends for his glory to be made visible, and though in itself the church is weak, God has everything at his disposal to make his name great among us.
Simeon understood that part of the pastor’s job is to replicate himself.
This docuseries tells the story of Christians who followed Christ’s call to “go” as it takes viewers through history and around the world to learn about some of the church’s most noteworthy missionaries.
Sean DeMars’s Redemption Song fills a gap for pastors and song leaders by providing a brief exposition of Exodus 15, in which he finds “a description of and prescription for corporate worship that has much to say to the modern church”
