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Interpreting Providence

Published by R. Scott Clark

Whenever there is a dreadful, large-scale event (e.g., a terrorist attack or the outbreak of disease), someone is sure to announce that this is God’s judgment on the world...

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Church History, Features, Pastorate, Preaching, Theology

The Coronavirus and the Judgment of God

Published by Christopher Gordon

The greatest silver lining in this dark cloud cannot be missed. We are still able to publish the best news ever, a lamp is still shining in Babylon, and...

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Church History, Features, Pastorate, Preaching, Theology

Your Only Comfort in Life and Death

Published by R. Scott Clark

We are Christians. We are a purchased people. Covid-19 is not The Black Plague—which some survived. We know that this world is not random. The Savior who purchased us...

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Church History, Features, Pastorate, Theology

Living in the Light of the Resurrection

Published by Michael Pohlman

Some time ago I began a new sermon series in the book of Acts. In the introductory sermon, my goal was to ask and answer the question, "What is...

February 29, 2020

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Features, Pastorate, Preaching, Sermon Notes, Theology

Resolved to Advance God’s Glory in 2020

Published by Michael Pohlman

In thinking about the new year and what resolutions I want to make, I see God’s grace in the close of one year and the dawn of another. This yearly cycle gives us...

January 2, 2020

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Book Notes, Church History, Columns, Pastorate, Theology

Profiles in Church History: John A. Broadus

Published by Christopher Parrish

John A. Broadus is arguably the most important preacher in the last 250 years. It is no small thing that his book on preaching continues to be printed so...

December 18, 2019

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Church History, Features, Pastorate, Preaching, Theology

Always Preparing

In 1666 the English Puritan Thomas Brooks wrote, “The soul being so precious, and salvation so glorious, it is...

by Michael Pohlman

Interpreting Providence

Whenever there is a dreadful, large-scale event (e.g., a terrorist attack or the outbreak of disease), someone is sure...

by R. Scott Clark

The Coronavirus and the Judgment of God

The greatest silver lining in this dark cloud cannot be missed. We are still able to publish the best...

by Christopher Gordon

Your Only Comfort in Life and Death

We are Christians. We are a purchased people. Covid-19 is not The Black Plague—which some survived. We know that...

by R. Scott Clark

February 29, 2020

Living in the Light of the Resurrection

Some time ago I began a new sermon series in the book of Acts. In the introductory sermon, my...

by Michael Pohlman

January 2, 2020

Resolved to Advance God’s Glory in 2020

In thinking about the new year and what resolutions I want to make, I see God’s grace in the close of...

by Michael Pohlman

December 18, 2019

Profiles in Church History: John A. Broadus

John A. Broadus is arguably the most important preacher in the last 250 years. It is no small thing...

by Christopher Parrish

November 22, 2019

Preaching in the New Testament — A Review

Griffiths introduces Preaching in the New Testament with the question, “What is preaching and why do we do it?”...

by Jacob Killion

November 6, 2019

The Mortification of the Pastor

At the recent Expositors Summit at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, I had the daunting task of lecturing on...

by Michael Pohlman

Why Don’t Preachers Have “Walk-Up” Music?

Preachers in the pulpit are not the attraction. Christ is, his word and worth. Therefore, we make every effort...

by Michael Pohlman

Tribute to an Extraordinary Pastor

One of the reasons I am at Mount Vernon Baptist Church is because of Bryan Pillsbury. This week, a lot...

by Aaron Menikoff

Pastors, the Graham Rule, and Wisdom

Another pastor was recently removed from ministry. It has happened before and, sadly, it will happen again. As I...

by R. Scott Clark