Final 4 Principles for a Philosophy of Preaching
Don’t forget to be clear, to be anchored in the gospel, to aim at the emotions, and to include the Holy Spirit!
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4 Principles for a Philosophy of Preaching
From exposition to genre to biblical theology to application, here are four principles to boost your preaching.
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5 tips to get the most out of your parallel Bible.
C. H. Dodd on the Relationship between the Synoptics
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Matthew Bates has argued that justification by faith is not part of the gospel message. Is he right?
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The Story of Suffering: Psalm 22 for Holy Week
Psalm 22’s expressions of suffering and commitment help explain what Jesus endured for sinners in His incarnation and death.
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Jesus and the authors of the New Testament employed Psalm 69 to articulate Jesus’ mission and the unfolding of salvation history in the church.
The Story of Melchizedek: Psalm 110 for Holy Week
Jesus descended from David’s line but through His death and resurrection, Jesus conquered death through His own blood.