Voices

A Closer Look at the Nation’s Largest Seminaries

Because of my commitment to the importance of theological education, I keep an eye on the state of seminary education in our nation.

The Blessing of the Nations: 5 Ways International Student Ministry Brings Blessing to the Local Church

What comes to mind at the mention of International Student Ministry (ISM)? For some, it might draw a blank.

Navigating the Ethics of AI in Ministry and Sermon Writing

While AI offers exciting opportunities for ministry, its use also raises important ethical questions. From sermon writing to administrative tasks, church leaders must carefully weigh the benefits and potential pitfalls of integrating AI into their work.

Renewing Expository Preaching, Part 4: Preaching That Is Prophetic and Practical

We need to be preachers who are constantly renewing our commitment to proclaiming God's Word, with expository preaching as central.

Renewing Expository Preaching, Part 3: Preaching Themes, Narratives, and Topics

I encourage a renewal to expository preaching while recognizing there are other ways to preach that honor the Word and effectively teach the Bible.

Renewing Expository Preaching, Part 2: Preaching Biblically Is Ultimate

Expository preaching is the best, but not the only biblically mandated preaching approach.

Renewing Expository Preaching, Part 1: Why Verse-By-Verse Preaching Matters

Expository preaching plays a vital role in the life of the church. The regular, faithful preaching of the Bible in weekly corporate worship services has endured as one of the most important qualities of the Christian faith. 

Delighting in God’s Mission: A Brief on the Missiology of John Piper

While John Piper is “Christian famous,” and his influence is multidirectional, his influence on the church’s engagement in mission is easily overlooked amidst his extensive preaching, teaching, and writing ministries.