Preaching

Introduction In our current culture, we see aspects of an honor-and-shame, condemnation-and-cancellation culture. Often people plunge deeper into sin, opposition, unbelief, legalism, and antinomianism because they don’t know how…

Introduction Martin Luther famously said, “Let the man who would hear God speak read Holy Scripture.” (1) If this is true, then one will only hear God speak if…

Introduction Martyn Lloyd-Jones famously pointed out that if one cannot tell the difference between preaching and teaching then that person has never heard true preaching. Unfortunately, this is often…

Editor’s Note: Part of endurance in ministry is by enduring in preaching. Dr. Joel Beeke powerfully preaches the need for us to keep our eyes on our God in…

Introduction Antinomianism (anti- = “not/no/against,” -nomian = law; Lit. “antinomianism” is “no-law-ism”) is not the storm looming on the horizon; it is here. And it has been here for…

Introduction When I first started in ministry, I had the opportunity to fill the pulpit of a very gifted preacher while he was on vacation. As the day approached,…

Click here for Part 1 and Part 2. Introduction In our previous articles on the glorious subject of preaching the unsearchable riches of Christ, we’ve explored two aspects of…

Introduction In a previous article we considered the precious privilege of preaching the unsearchable riches of Christ.  To do so, we need a proper estimation of our ministry.  But…

Introduction One of the most precious privileges of the Christianity ministry is the task of proclaiming the Lord Jesus Christ.  In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul understood that…

Introduction As a retired former Senior Pastor, I’ve had the time to hear a variety of sermons in conservative Reformed churches, primarily in the PCA. I admit that, as…