Category Archives: preaching
How Do I Know if I Should Be a Preacher?
Good word from Proclamation Trust, a great UK ministry promoting excellent preaching, on determining your preaching call: There is little in scripture explicitly about the feelings or desires of the people set apart for word ministry. When Paul speaks of … Continue reading
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Preaching: Conversational Stand-up or Serious Gospel Exposition?
A typically provocative word from Carl Trueman on the legacy of Martyn Lloyd-Jones, the “Doctor” (HT: JT): We have leaders with a lot of swagger and `street cred’; Lloyd-Jones had gravitas and did not care to be cool. Lloyd-Jones may … Continue reading
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Elegant Reflections on an Elegant Ministry: John Stott, 1921-2011
Several members of the BibleMesh project have posted meaningful reflections on the life and career of Anglican expositor John Stott, who just went home to glory. I commend them all to you. Below are two that speak to a personal … Continue reading
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New England Pastors: Duncan and Anyabwile in May 2011
Great news for New England–just got this from Dave Ricard of the New England Center for Expository Preaching: “I was informed tonight that Ligon Duncan has agreed to join Thabiti Anyabwile at Island Pond Baptist Church for NECEP 2011 Pastors’ … Continue reading
The Week-est Link, August 8, 2008
1. Check out this really interesting-looking discussion on the pastor-theologian. 2. An oldie but a goodie: ten questions on preaching for Tim Keller. Must-read. Keller on preaching = does not get much better. 3. The Henry Center gets some love. … Continue reading
A Young Preacher’s Thoughts on Preaching: Practice Makes Better
Practice does not, as we know, make perfect, necessarily. But practice does make one better. Preaching is no different than any other discipline in this regard. It is hard to be a young preacher. You read off your manuscript too … Continue reading
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A Young Preacher’s Thoughts on Preaching: Practice Makes Better
Practice does not, as we know, make perfect, necessarily. But practice does make one better. Preaching is no different than any other discipline in this regard. It is hard to be a young preacher. You read off your manuscript too … Continue reading
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