Tim A. Dearborn, Author at Preaching.com

Sermon briefs offer ideas for homiletical approach

9th Sunday after Pentecost (A)August 1, 1993Rejecting the Promise(Romans 9:1-5)The greatest pain is usually caused by those we love the most, particularly family. Nothing can be more hurtful and leave more last... Continue Reading...

The Church: The Teaching Church

Ronald J. Allen

The deepest human hunger is to understand the meaning of life. And the oldest function of religion is to help people figure out the meaning of life.

Baby Boomers: Significant Culture Force

Albert Mohler

Wade Clark Roof, A Generation of Seekers: The Spiritual Journeys of the Baby Boom Generation (San Francisco: HarperCollins, 1993), 294 pp., cloth.By now, everyone in America has heard of the baby boomers. Many ... Continue Reading...

Christian Life: Spiritual Awkwardness (Revelation 22:8-9)

Donald W. McCullough

John was guilty of a rather common sin among the people of God: falling in adoration before the messenger rather than the God of the messenger.

Reading the Sermons of Others

Mark A. Johnson

Recently I went to my office at the church where I am pastor and went through my normal routine of opening the mail. No personal mail, mostly just the generic "Dear Preacher, do you want to have the most dynami... Continue Reading...

‘Preaching Truth in an Age of Doubt’ – 1993 National Conference on Preaching

Tim A. Dearborn

Outstanding speakers and a warm spirit characterize the fifth annual National Conference on Preaching, held May 4-6 at the Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Georgia.Pastors and spouses from across the U... Continue Reading...

Letting the Church Preach

Richard John Neuhaus

Our ministries must be seen as ministries of the Church. This is urgently true also of our preaching. The great preacher P. T. Forsyth put it well at the turn of the century:The one great preacher in history, I... Continue Reading...

God: Our Omnipotent God

John MacArthur, Jr.

The ability to launch into space and catch by hand a satellite weighing much more than an elephant should amaze us all. But as astonishing as that is, it is insignificant compared to the ability of God.

Television and the Pulpit: An Interview with Quentin Schultze

Michael Duduit

Quentin Schultze has become one of the American church's most insightful observers and critics of the impact of media -- particularly television -- on the lives and attitudes of people. A professor of communica... Continue Reading...

July-August 1993 – Vol. 9, No. 1

Tim A. Dearborn

July-August 1993 - Vol. 9, No. 1