Preaching & Teaching

I don’t know about you, but I find the Thanksgiving sermon to be one of the most difficult preaching assignments of the year.

I recently visited a church who prides themselves in always doing their praise sets after the sermon. Unless it's a praise and worship sermon, here's why the order matters.

When we talk about hope in everyday language we are really talking about our insecurities: who knows how things will really work out? Biblically, however, abiding hope is one of our greatest needs.

Sometimes "preaching the Bible" presents special challenges.

I think we should take a moment and honor those who have and are fighting for life. Here are some current and historic voices who spoke up for life.

In the last sermon Martin Luther preached he identified is that the people were departing from the power of God.

To pay attention to pronouns will help the reader better understanding the meaning of any given passage.

If you're wondering how to have more effective preaching, consider the sermon writing process that I use and teach: “Introduction. Explanation. Application.”