
Looking out over the Evangelical churches today I’m concerned when I see that some of them tend to steer wide of clear gospel preaching in their churches.
Looking out over the Evangelical churches today I’m concerned when I see that some of them tend to steer wide of clear gospel preaching in their churches.
Last week the annual Shepherds’ Conference took place at John MacArthur’s Church in Sun Valley, California. I’m thankful that I had the opportunity to attend along with a group from my sending church and two Ukrainian pastors.
What separates the preaching of today’s celebrity preachers like Joel Osteen from some of the great preachers of history like Charles Spurgeon?
What’s the difference between preaching that manipulates people for the preacher’s own purposes and preaching that persuades people in the truth claims of Scripture?
Recently I asked a question, “Is traditional preaching still valid?” Although I’m a big user of technology in ministry I also believe that traditional preaching is still valid and can never be replaced by other methods of communication.