Monthly Archives: April 2009
Proxemic Considerations
Just a little thing, but prompted by a recent experience in a church. It was a small church, perhaps 30 people packed in to what is essentially just a room. At the front there is the preaching platform, raised probably … Continue reading
Filed under Audience Analysis, Christianity, Delivery, Homiletics, How to . . . ?, Preaching, Religion
Pre-Review: Explosive Preaching, by Ron Boyd-MacMillan
Subtitle: Letters on Detonating the Gospel in the 21st Century. Published in 2006 by Paternoster. I was urged to get this book in a brief lunch-time encounter last month. Based on the enjoyable nature of our conversation, I trusted the … Continue reading
Filed under Christianity, Homiletics, Preaching, Religion, Review
Unseen Listeners
In the next few days I’ll reveal the details of this book I’m reading. I’ve quoted it or alluded to it several times and for the sake of academic integrity I should cite my source . . . but I … Continue reading
Filed under Christianity, Homiletics, Preacher's Personal Life, Preaching, Religion












Comment on Commentaries
I’ve written on commentaries before, such as here and here, and even here. I was just prompted by something I read to point out something else concerning commentaries. As well as the standard sage advice to not overly revere the … Continue reading →
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Filed under Christianity, Homiletics, How to . . . ?, Preaching, Religion, Stage 2 - Passage Study
Tagged as Abingdon Press, arminianism, Commentaries, Dallas Theological Seminary, John MacArthur, Reformed Theology, Tom Wright