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Comparing Christian and Buddhist preaching
from Popularizing Buddhism: Preaching as Performance Art in Sri Lanka by Mahinda Deegalle In Christian preaching, there is a common understanding that the preacher is a vehicle for the words of God: … more →
Dharmically Speaking
"Promise and Proposition" Message
Chris wrote 2 hours ago: Lord, thanks for allowing the Holy Spirit to work not only in my homiletic delivery this weekend, b … more →
Why Why Matters
Peter Mead wrote 3 days ago: The question “why?” is critical for good preaching. Why did the author write the passage … more →
Preaching – What Kind of Authority Is This?
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Peter Mead wrote 4 days ago: In recent decades many churches have moved from having the Scripture preached with authority to a wa … more →
Kent Edwards’ call for preaching deeply is irresistible
bhpublishinggroup wrote 5 days ago: In a culture whose spirituality is a mile wide and an inch deep, Kent Edwards’ call for preaching … more →
After a Long Silence...
derekolsen wrote 5 days ago: The dissertation is now wrapping up and, perhaps more importantly for this site, I’ve just rec … more →
Expository Preaching Is a Matter of Life and Death!
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Peter Mead wrote 5 days ago: I’ve picked up Albert Mohler’s book He is Not Silent again. In chapter 3 he addresses the issue of … more →
Pastoral Periphery?
Peter Mead wrote 6 days ago: Martyn Lloyd-Jones held preaching to be the highest calling. Many pastors and church leaders consid … more →
"Rightly Dividing the Word -- Law & Gospel"
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Carl Gobelman wrote 1 week ago: In his second letter to Timothy, Paul instructs his young protege to “rightly divide the word … more →
True Topical Takes Time
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Peter Mead wrote 1 week ago: Some churches apparently have “topical sermons” every week. Apparently some preachers t … more →
Non-Sermon Specific Feedback
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Peter Mead wrote 1 week ago: It is healthy and helpful to get feedback on your preaching. Sometimes you might pursue this by ask … more →
Excitement Is Both Taught and Caught
Peter Mead wrote 1 week ago: There are many exciting parts of the Bible. Last night I was leading a seminar and we thought brief … more →
Where Is The Burden of Authority?
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Peter Mead wrote 1 week ago: When we are preparing a message there are many ingredients. Biblical explanation, various forms of … more →
Reflect, Record, Relax, Renew
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Peter Mead wrote 1 week ago: Monday morning. For preachers it’s the day after Sunday (I suppose that’s true for othe … more →
Intersecting "Life Experiences"
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Peter Mead wrote 2 weeks ago: Thanks to Sarah for commenting on the post about Illustration Saturation. As I mentioned in the pos … more →
Raising the bar-be perfect as your Father in heaven is perfect
David wrote 2 weeks ago: Today’s gospel finishes a section of the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus admonishes us to be perfe … more →
Reading, Literature, and Preaching
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Reformed Reader wrote 3 weeks ago: I recently finished T. D. Gordon’s fine little booklet, Why Johnny Can’t Preach (which … more →
Why Preaching is Weaker Now - Cont.
Peter Mead wrote 3 weeks ago: Continuing the list begun yesterday from the preface to Al Mohler’s 2008 book, He Is Not Silent: Pre … more →
"Christ the Center of Scripture"
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Carl Gobelman wrote 3 weeks ago: What is the point of Scripture? Is it a collection of stories that tell the history of the Jewish p … more →
Preach for Faith
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Peter Mead wrote 1 month ago: Probably it’s a combination of attending an apologetically driven conference and being schedul … more →
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