Christina
Christina played in a soccer tournament last Saturday, and her team won the gold medal. Not bad. It was a fun day and almost as entertaining as some World Cup games.
Tomorrow she
So N.T. Wright disagrees with me
Not long after my last post, I started listening to the recording of a session that N.T. Wright did on preaching in Toronto last month. Someone asked him what he thought about
Theocentric premise three: The text has a point
Warning: if you accept this premise, it will destroy a lot of sermons you may have preached.
Every preacher I know wants to preach sermons that connect with the needs of real people.
Theocentric premise two: The Bible has a story line
[The Bible] is not a religious book of advice about the “answers” we need about a happy marriage, sex, work, or losing weight. Although the Scriptures reflect on many of those issues, they
When confessional preaching goes too far
A satirical article from LarkNews.com:
NAPERVILLE, Ill. — Brentwood Community Church’s congregation has asked its pastor to stop using the pulpit as his public confessional and to set boundaries on what he’