To Illustrate: Atonement
Recently China announced the opening of what they call the "world's longest sea bridge."
Holy Affections and the Fourth of July
What do the words of an 18th century theologian and pastor have to do with our nation's birthday?
To Illustrate: Atonement
According to a Ripley's column, there is a Shinto ceremony where people feed the alcohol drink sake to carps and then release the fish, believing they will swim away, carrying the troubles of the person who released them.
Faith Forward: When Shallow Won’t Do
Dr. Henry P. Davis preaches on the Parable of the Seeds.
Preaching Christ to Culture: An Interview with Chuck Colson
Once known as the White House "hatchet man" during the Nixon administration, in 1973 Charles Colson experienced a life-changing transformation when he gave his life to Jesus Christ. Preaching editor Michael Duduit recently sat down to talk with him.
Preaching Doctrine That Dances: An Interview with Robert Smith
Preaching editor Michael Duduit visited with Robert Smith Jr., to talk about the importance of doctrinal preaching-and how such preaching can "dance.
Getting by with a Little Help from My Friends (with thanks to Lennon and McCartney)
Getting by with a Little Help from My Friends (with thanks to Lennon and McCartney)
Of Preaching and Personality: The Ministry of Joseph Parker
Of Preaching and Personality: The Ministry of Joseph Parker
