Lloyd-Jones on our primary need
Arguing that “the gospel is literally the only hope for the world today,” [Lloyd-Jones] showed how the gospel always makes a powerful effect upon the world after there has first been a distinct
Our greatest object
From D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones: The Fight of Faith 1939-1981:
The more I study this New Testament, and live this Christian life, the more convinced I am, indeed the more certain I am, that
Common hermeneutical mistakes
John H. Walton, who teaches Old Testament at Wheaton College Graduate School, describes five common hermeneutical mistakes of children's curriculum. They are equally applicable to preaching, including this common mistake:
Focus
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones: The Fight of Faith 1939-1981
“The immense value of church history and of the history of doctrine is the dimension of historical depth it gives to one’s understanding of the faith, and of the balance it brings
Keller and Powlison: Should you pass on bad reports?
Tim Keller and David Powlison have written a helpful piece on what to do when you have some bad news you can share about a fellow Christian or ministry. “Our thinking was that