From Tullian Tchividjian: So, here’s a good litmus test: whether it’s a sermon, a book, a blog post, or a tweet–if the lasting impression you get causes you to focus more on what you must do than on what Christ has done, the gospel has not been communicated and the communicator (albeit, unwittingly) is no …
A few blogs I’ve read have mentioned that, with the conclusion of his expository sermon series on Mark’s Gospel, John MacArthur has now preached every verse in the New Testament, a task which has taken the whole of his forty-three year ministry at Grace Community Church. The tagline of his ministry is ‘Unleashing God’s Truth …
After some introductory material in a post at Desiring God, John Piper answers his own question. I’m happy to preach any text to any group because I try to exegete the text, not my audience. So I ask again: What tone should you aim at in preaching? My answer is: Pursue the tone of the …
Apparently Mark Driscoll is not in the habit of preaching from notes, preferring to study up and then deliver. But for his Easter Sunday sermon he used notes. Here they are, an example of what Driscoll packed in 40 minutes: Who Is Jesus Christ? Jesus Christ – loved & hated Jesus = Joshua (God is …
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