Good word by Kevin DeYoung concerning Driscoll’s comment on worship leaders and biblical manhood
As always, DeYoung offers some insightful, wise advice. Enjoy the read.
The Archer and the Arrow – Part 2
Preaching the gospel by expounding the Bible Preaching the gospel, teaching the gospel and touting oneself as “gospel-centered” has become, I’m afraid, very trendy in evangelical circles today. In fact, I’ve often found myself using the phrase ad infinitum merely for the sake of others “standing in awe” of my commitment to gospel-centerdeness. Subsequently, I…
John Stott and Exposition
This is a great post by Dr. John Piper on the influence of John Stott on his life concerning exposition and the preacher’s role to be about the Scriptures. Enjoy!
Good word on unforgiveness by Paul David Tripp
If you’ve read any of Paul Tripp’s stuff you know that it’s gold. This post from Desiring God’s blog is yet another example of the rich, gospel-saturated words Paul Tripp seems to incessantly share.
This is an insightful word by Dr. Rainer on leadership
Leadership by Looking in the Mirror – thanks for this helpful post Dr. Rainer.
10 Simple Things Good Pastors Say
This is a great word by Jared Wilson. Click here.
The Archer and the Arrow – Part 1
I should probably make it a point to include in my yearly reading list books on preaching, but as it stands there hasn’t been much intentionality on my part. I’m going to be rereading Mohler’s “He is not Silent,” but other than that there isn’t much that comprises my time concerning preaching; this obviously needs…
Another good word by Dr. Denny Burk…
concerning the once-again false prediction of Harold Camping. Thanks. Dr. Burk for your insight and humility regarding this event and we as Christians should not be ignorant, but also not “sit” in the seat of scoffers. You can read the post here.
Good word on the false prediction of the day…enjoy
You can read the post here.
A historic day in the Presbyterian Church (USA)
And by historic, I don’t mean in a good way. Read Dr. Mohler’s article here concerning the Presbyterian Church USA’s recent decision to ordain ministers without any consideration of their sexual orientation.
Theology Along the Way 