Preaching Across Cultures: An Interview with Stuart Briscoe
Preaching Editor Michael Duduit recently sat down with Stuart Briscoe to ask what he has learned about preaching through his years of effective ministry.
Cross-Eyed Application: Equipping Preachers to Urge Faith-Based, Text-driven Obedience
While we are confident that whatever God has said is relevant, the pastor's ever-present danger is rendering null and void the gift of God's relevant revelation through misguided application. When we speak of application, we are referring to any time in the sermon when we call for a resp
The Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures in the Worship of the Christian Church
When Hughes Oliphant Old launched his monumental, multi?volume history of preaching and worship, he set the bar of quality high. I must say that Volume Six is my favorite in the series of which Old promises one more.
The Big Idea
This book is packed with solid and helpful ideas, and the "big idea" of the book is one that churches should carefully consider trying in their own setting.
Forgive Us Our Debts
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.
Sermons in Shoe Leather!
Be careful what you preach. Your own kids might start doing it.
Preaching and Money
The Bible has plenty to say about finances, giving pastors a solid base for teaching Christians to handle money and possessions in a way that honors God.
Why Pentecostals Don’t Preach Expository Sermons
I am an expository preacher, and I am also a Pentecostal. Admittedly, these two categories are not often used in the same sentence.
Dulling Down Pentecost
I don't recall that Jesus ever made dullness a sin, but maybe-what with the things He said and the things He did-He didn't have to. So I'll say it: Dullness in preaching, church meetings, and magazine articles is downright sinful, an offense against Easter, a crime against the work of the Holy Spirit.
G. Campbell Morgan: Preaching in the Shadow of Grace
In the summer of 2005, three grandsons of G. Campbell Morgan made a pilgrimage to London and Wales in search of their religious heritage