Our church did a series on Worldviews and Evangelism. The purpose was for the congregation to be familiar with different types of false religions and worldviews and then receive practical advice on how to approach them biblically for the purpose of evangelism and sharing the Gospel. Here are all the sermons in one place. Enjoy! … More Worldviews and Evangelism Sermon Series
This year at the Shepherds’ Conference a book was freely given about the Pastor-Theologian. While there are a few things in the book that I may not agree with or endorse, my heart fully embraces the underlying tone of the work: we need more pastor-theologians. The book historically argues that the man behind the pulpit and … More A Dying Breed: The Pastor-Theologian
The following is my review for David W. Saxton’s book, God’s Battle Plan for the Mind: The Puritan Practice of Biblical Meditation (Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2015). The goal of this book is, “to convince God’s people of the absolute necessity of personal meditation. This book will motivate the believer to begin this work; teach … More Book Review, “God’s Battle Plan for the Mind” by David W. Saxton
I’ve finished the book “Well-Intentioned Dragons” and I thoroughly enjoyed it. A book review will be coming soon. But before it comes out, I wanted to highlight a couple more chapters from it. In a previous post, we looked at how to spot certain “dragons” within the church. Marshall Shelley gives two solutions on how … More How to Have A Healthy Church that Can Fight Dragons (Marshall Shelley)
Here is the book review of David Mathis’, “Habits of Grace: Enjoying Jesus through the Spiritual Disciplines.” I was given this book to read and review since I teach a class at The Los Angeles Bible Training School on discipleship which focuses on the practice and passing on of the spiritual disciplines. Summary: The book … More Book Review, “Habits of Grace” by David Mathis
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