Fallen, but created
Richard J. Mouw, president of Fuller, highlights two ways of seeing the world:
The late Mennonite theologian John Howard Yoder once captured the impulse quite nicely when, in the course of one of
I’ve been Simpsonized
Simpsonize Me
He gave some to be teachers
LT reacts to yesterday’s post on preaching by suggesting that preaching isn’t biblical or helpful:
I see very few examples of anything resembling a sermon being preaching to those who have
Local phone service: You’d think I’d learn
Ever since we could choose a home phone service provider, I’ve found myself beguiled by cheaper deals. You name it, I’ve probably tried it. And I’ve suffered through:
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Tim Keller on preaching to a non-abstract culture
One of the keys is Christ-centered preaching:
People in our society will respond to narrative and story. They tend not to like the older kind of preaching that simply enunciates doctrinal principles. Neither