Monthly Archives: December 2008
Never Bore With Shocking Truth
During the dark days of World War 2, the BBC asked writer Dorothy Sayers to write a series of radio plays on the life of Christ. This spawned a series of feisty letters back and forth between the writer and … Continue reading
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Out of Our Depth
Charles Haddon Spurgeon once made this very true statement, “The best man here, if he knows what he is, knows that he is out of his depth in his sacred calling.” How true that is. Only with a keen awareness … Continue reading
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With the Time You Have
As I wander through Preach the Word, I am taking advantage of little nuggets here and there to prompt posts. Today I’m influenced by Wayne Grudem’s article on “Right and Wrong Interpretation of the Bible.” He makes a point that … Continue reading
Laughter and the Preacher
The subject of humor in preaching can create tension. Personally I think that natural humor appropriately used can be a great tool in preaching. Obviously I agree that unnatural humor inappropriately used for the sake of entertainment in preaching is … Continue reading
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Pre-Review: Preach the Word, edited by Leland Ryken and Todd Wilson
Subtitle: Essays on Expository Preaching in Honor of R. Kent Hughes This recent volume from Crossway just landed on my doorstep. I have not read it, hence this is a “pre-review.” However, since I’ve not added a review for a … Continue reading
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