Monthly Archives: June 2009
It’s Not Always The Environment
It can be the environment. It can be the seats and their position on the relative scale of personal discomfort. It can be the ambient temperature. It can certainly be the noisy and distracting child (parents should never underestimate the … Continue reading
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Preaching at the Heart of Worship
I am meandering through Al Mohler’s book, He is Not Silent: Preaching in a Postmodern World. He begins the book with a chapter on worship. Not in the way that many churches begin the service with worship (i.e. music) and … Continue reading
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Why Preaching is Weaker Now – Cont.
Continuing the list begun yesterday from the preface to Al Mohler’s 2008 book, He Is Not Silent: Preaching in a Postmodern World. Six reasons why preaching has been undermined in the contemporary church and is weakened at this point in … Continue reading
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Why Preaching is Weaker Now
In the preface to his 2008 book, He Is Not Silent: Preaching in a Postmodern World, Al Mohler lists six reasons why preaching has been undermined in the contemporary church and is weakened at this point in time. Let me … Continue reading
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Is Our View of Preaching Too Small?
As John Broadus once wrote, “Preaching is characteristic of Christianity. No other religion has made the regular and frequent assembling of groups of people, to hear religious instruction and exhortation, an integral part of divine worship.” This is fine, as … Continue reading
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