A Survey Of Visual Resources For Preaching 2006

In an increasingly visual culture, preaching is learning again that stories can be told with both words and pictures. As churches seek to communicate with new generations that are increasingly visually-oriented (and less and less literary), many have discovered the power of a visual image in c

Getting Real

Now that American Idol has picked its silver-haired hero and started a national tour, the Fox network has to fill those lonely broadcast hours until January rolls around again. So they've come up with an Idol-wannabe program for the toe-tapping set: So You Think You Can Dance. On each ed

Preaching Hits 21 – And Gets A New Home

Many of my friends from college and seminary days now have children in college and beyond. Since my two boys are only 10 and 6, I have a hard time relating to issues of empty nests and kids moving out. (By the way, as a service to my favorite readers, I am including a picture of these two handso

Preaching And Story: An Interview With Max Lucado

Through nearly 50 books which have sold more than 28 million copies, Max Lucado has become one of the best-known preachers in America. Since 1987 he has been Pulpit Minster at Oak Hills Church in San Antonio, Texas. A former missionary to Brazil, Max has been featured in national television prog

Mug Shots

As best I can determine, I was the last American to enter a Starbucks. For years I watched them appear on every corner of every block of every city, secure in the knowledge that - as a non-coffee drinker I would never need to enter. Then people started asking me to have meetings with them in Sta

The Year’s Best Preaching Books – 2005 Reviews

The past year offered a great selection of new books on preaching, including our 2006 Preaching Book of the Year, The Art Craft of Biblical Preaching, edited by Haddon Robinson and Craig Brian Larsen and published by Zondervan. (See further down for moreinformation on this title.) Several of the m