In this episode of Logos Live, I sat down with David Helm to talk about the convictions and practice of expositional preaching.
Homiletics
Top Preaching Tools & Resources That Belong in a Pastor’s Library
“In his classic work, The Christian Ministry, Charles Bridges opens his section on sermon composition with these words:
How much responsibility attaches itself to the subject matter and the mode of our pulpit addresses! It cannot be of light moment, whether our people are “fed with knowledge and understanding,” or with ill-prepared and unsuitable provision. The pulpit is the ordinary distribution of the bread of life for their daily nourishment, and much wisdom indeed is here required.1
Indeed, it is! Writing and delivering well-communicated, biblically faithful sermons demands our study and energy. But having the right tools can help us in that effort.
In this article, we’ll survey some of the best tools and resources available to preachers in the sermon-preparation process.”
What Is the Baptism of the Holy Spirit?
“The baptism of the Holy Spirit has been a subject of debate and much discussion among Christians over the years. What exactly does it mean to be baptized in the Spirit? Is it a distinct event that occurs after conversion, as some maintain, or an integral part of salvation universally experienced by all believers? And what is its significance redemptive-historically, particularly as it finds expression at Pentecost (Acts 2)?
In this article, we’ll seek to answer the question, ‘What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit?’ by examining the biblical evidence, analyzing various interpretations, and attending to its theological significance.”
How to Preach the 10 Commandments
The Ten Commandments have a prominent place in Christianity. But how should we go about interpreting, applying, and even teaching them? In this article, Kirk offers eight factors we should consider.
The Preacher’s Responsibility (Mike Bullmore)
Adapted from Mike Bullmore:
Kirk E. Miller 