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Advice to Young Preachers

Published by R. Scott Clark

A sermon is a divinely authorized announcement of God’s truth. It is a proclamation of the great history of redemption as much as it is the transmission of data.

November 24, 2020

Church History, Features, Pastorate, Preaching, Theology

Preaching for Discipleship

Published by Matthew Cable

Pastors must not neglect the New Testament's teaching on the centrality of preaching for disciple-making.

November 20, 2020

Columns, Features, Pastorate, Preaching, Theology

The Resistance Continues

Published by Michael Pohlman

With all that’s changed, and will change in the months to come, this much we know: the pastor’s job description remains the same.

November 7, 2020

Columns, Features, Pastorate, Theology

Our Father in Heaven

Published by Michael Pohlman

What are the implications of the doctrine of adoption for pastoral ministry? At least this: It forces us to examine our ministries and consider how we relate to our...

November 2, 2020

Columns, Features, Pastorate, Theology

The Dallas Cowboys, Ezekiel Elliot, and the Pulpit in America

Published by Michael Pohlman

As the pulpit goes, so goes the church.

October 20, 2020

Church History, Columns, Features, Pastorate, Preaching, Theology

Ignatius of Antioch and Contemporary Evangelicalism

Published by R. Scott Clark

The modern evangelical church sometimes seems to assume that whatever its theology, piety, and practice is must be (a priori) that of the ancient church when, in fact, much...

September 26, 2020

Church History, Features, Pastorate, Preaching, Theology

November 28, 2020

Hallelujah, Advent is Here

The Advent season is designed to take up the grand narrative of the Bible and hold it before the...

by Michael Pohlman

November 24, 2020

Advice to Young Preachers

A sermon is a divinely authorized announcement of God’s truth. It is a proclamation of the great history of...

by R. Scott Clark

November 20, 2020

Preaching for Discipleship

Pastors must not neglect the New Testament's teaching on the centrality of preaching for disciple-making.

by Matthew Cable

November 7, 2020

The Resistance Continues

With all that’s changed, and will change in the months to come, this much we know: the pastor’s job...

by Michael Pohlman

November 2, 2020

Our Father in Heaven

What are the implications of the doctrine of adoption for pastoral ministry? At least this: It forces us to...

by Michael Pohlman

October 20, 2020

The Dallas Cowboys, Ezekiel Elliot, and the Pulpit in America

As the pulpit goes, so goes the church.

by Michael Pohlman

September 26, 2020

Ignatius of Antioch and Contemporary Evangelicalism

The modern evangelical church sometimes seems to assume that whatever its theology, piety, and practice is must be (a...

by R. Scott Clark

September 23, 2020

Worship is the Way: Pastors as Worship Leaders

Pastors are first and foremost worship leaders in the church. Worship of God is what we were made for...

by Michael Pohlman

September 16, 2020

Joy in Trials?

James isn't crazy in his talk of joy in trials. He’s a faithful pastor.

by Michael Pohlman

September 4, 2020

Shepherding in the Fruit of the Spirit: Self Control

Pastors have the wonderful opportunity to model self-control in a world that prizes self-indulgence.

by Aaron Menikoff

September 4, 2020

Coveting a Seat at the Table: Embracing a New Testament Theology of Weakness

I wonder if we have this exactly backward. I wonder if the ethic of Christ is not “get a...

by Willis Covington

September 2, 2020

Yahweh Remembers Us

We give thanks to the God of heaven because his covenant faithfulness is immutable and endless.

by R. Scott Clark