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How Will They Believe?

Some denominations today teach a doctrine rooted in Calvinism, which holds that the Holy Spirit grants the gift of faith, enabling people to believe in the Gospel. This perspective suggests that faith is passive; it is not something we can achieve but rather something God does for us. However, the problem with this claim is […]

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Heard Any Good Sermons?

In 1994, Ian Gregory launched a magazine called Pulpit. It was a publication designed to keep alive Britain’s tradition of great sermons and to act as a benchmark for where to hear good ones. The magazine would review the abilities of some of England’s 50,000 preachers, giving points to their pulpit performances calculated by anonymous […]

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“The Doomsday Clock”

In 1947 the world was introduced to “the Doomsday Clock”. It’s not an actual clock, but a vision of how close humanity is to “doomsday”. The end could come, according to the clock’s inventors (a group of atomic scientists), because of nuclear war, natural disasters, or pandemics. In 1947 the clock was set for 7 […]

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Six things that the Lord hates

On April 14th, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth at Ford’s Theater in Washington. It was a conspiracy by a group of men to kill President Lincoln, Vice-President Johnson, and Secretary of State Stewart. Booth was tracked down and killed eleven days later. Eight conspirators were convicted of their crimes. Four […]

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Evangelism in Large Churches

How do you implement congregational evangelism in a larger church? Turning a large ship takes more time, so how do we do it? Integrate with existing ministries rather than trying to compete with them. Large churches often have established, long-running programs such as L2L, VBS, youth activities, and education. Many dedicated volunteers are already serving in […]

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The Preacher’s Wife

Through the years, many students have arrived at preaching school whose wives have been a bit concerned about whether they could meet the expectations of being a “Preacher’s Wife. Since I’ve been pretty close to a “preacher’s wife” for the past 40 years, I thought I would risk presumption and weigh with on this issue. […]

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