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Preaching in the Aftermath of the Virginia Tech Tragedy

Ten Tensions That Every Preacher Should Deal With

The demise of the book has been predicted for years now – its doom supposedly inevitable after the advent of the digital age. Well, someone forgot to tell the reading public in general, and preachers in particular, that the book is supposedly dead. Among preachers, the book is very much al

Whenever we face a communication challenge, telling a story is a good option, and sometimes it is the very best option.

What did you learn in church today? How is it possible that so many people, young and old, can respond with nothing but silence to such a simple question after spending an entire Sunday morning in church? Is it too little teach­ing? Is it too little Scripture? Is it too little application of Scripture in the teaching? What's the problem?

Preaching Editor Michael Duduit recently sat down with Stuart Briscoe to ask what he has learned about preaching through his years of effective ministry.

The following is one preacher's journey through the darkness of debt, the joy of deliverance, and the homiletical lessons he learned along the way.