Tim A. Dearborn, Author at Preaching.com

From the Lectionary

Proper 26 (A)November 3, 2002Leadership 101 from the Master LeaderMatthew 23:1-12Jesus called His men together and instructed them on leadership and pointed to the Pharisees and scribes as the "how not to lead"... Continue Reading...

Building: How God Perfects our Prayers Beyond our Expectations 2 Samuel 7.1-17

Michael A. Milton

The Lord has provided some profound truths for believers in this hearing for a permit to build the Temple.

2002 Survey of the Year’s Best New Software for Preachers

Jonathan Kever

I have recently developed a philosophy of book-buying. It goes like this: "Anything you're not going to read cover to cover, get electronic." Time is a valuable commodity, and the faster and more efficient I ca... Continue Reading...

A Tale of Two Roads: The New Homiletic and Biblical Authority

David L. Allen

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,And sorry I could not travel bothAnd be one traveler (Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken)The issue of authority has been the quintessential issue of the Enlightenment and espec... Continue Reading...

Sola Scriptura: The Sufficiency of Scripture in Expository Preaching

Steven J. Lawson

As the church of Jesus Christ enters the twenty-first century, she once again finds herself standing at a dangerous crossroad. Two roads stand before her, both of which are marked "truth." One is paved with the... Continue Reading...

The Preacher as Servant of the Word Colossians 1:25-29

Albert Mohler

Evangelical pastors will commonly state that biblical preaching is the hallmark of their calling. Nevertheless, a careful observer might come to a very different conclusion. The priority of preaching is simply ... Continue Reading...

September-October 2002 Vol. 18, No. 2

Tim A. Dearborn

September-October 2002 Vol. 18, No. 2

Sara Groves Chat

Tim A. Dearborn

Join us as we celebrate with Sara Groves and Chat about her latest release, All Right Here, her music and her writing. In addition we'll be giving away a few copies of her CD. Don't miss it! Monday, Aug. 26 at 9 p.m. ET in the Auditorium.

Perspective

J. Michael Shannon

When you look at a field of dandelions, you probably see weeds. When Peter Gail looks at it, he sees lunch. USA Today carried the story of the Dandelion Festival in Dover, Ohio. One enthusiastic participant is Peter Gail, an etho-botanist, who is called the "wizard of weeds." He eats 20 dandelions a day. Gail claims that the...

Commitment

J. Michael Shannon

In 1914, a man named Ernest Shakelton placed the following words in a newspaper ad: "Men wanted for hazardous journey. Small wages, bitter cold, constant danger, safe return doubtful. Honor and recognition in case of success." Would you respond to such an invitation? Enough men responded that Shakelton set sail for...