Francis of Assisi is known for 3 things. A poem he likely didn't write, a love of animals that was likely oversold, and a saying he...

(This is a chapter from my master's thesis. If I had it to rework I would make some changes. Also this chapter relies heavily on some gr...

Often as Christians will admit that we live life assuming the gospel. By that, we mean we "move past" the gospel to other things. ...

Ever hear the Gospel in a sermon and think (though you would never admit it): So what? What preceded it in the sermon? Was it historical det...

Andrew Webb has a great article on the different ways preaching goes wrong: 1. No Law, No Gospel. 2. Law, No Gospel. 3. Gospel, No Law Th...

The Gospel of Divine Grace the Only Means of Converting Sinners; and Should be Preached Therefore Most Clearly, Fully, and Freely. a...

Justin Taylor posted a Youtube video that takes a clip from a talk by Tim Keller (pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian PCA in New York) to answe...

I've been trying to listen to more of Sinclair Ferguson's sermons lately, as they have been recommended to me by several people. The...

“You have a high-church approach to preaching, which is fine, but we're more used to practical preaching. ” This was what I was told aft...

Richard Baxter gave a series of talks to pastors in England from Independent, Presbyterian and Anglican Churches. They were intended to addr...

Justin Taylor has a helpful review of a book that asks some hard questions for pastors about whether the Gospel has moved from accepted to a...

The unfortunate thing about preaching a 10-12 minute sermon is that you cannot say everything you want to say but you still try. This was my...