Preaching as dialogue part two
Some memorable comments on yesterday’s post:
Naomi: The experiences of drinking in, absorbing, working through, and giving the Holy Spirit much more room to work the sermon into the people (and stir
Preaching
Preaching as dialogue
Bill Kinnon celebrated April Fool’s with a tongue-in-cheek post about going to church:
Got up this morning. Rushed to put on our Sunday best. Shoes polished, hair combed, ties straightened. Not a
What I’m Still Learning after Thirty-Five Years of Preaching
I heard Cornelius Plantinga speak to pastors yesterday on “What I’m Still Learning after Thirty-Five Years of Preaching”. Plantinga is president of Calvin Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids and author of Not
Missing Jesus
Four or five years ago I was unhappy with my own preaching. I knew something was missing, but I couldn’t put my finger on it. It was a highly frustrating time for
Redeemer sermons
Lately at the gym I’ve been listening to Dallas Willard’s Renovation of the Heart (running time: 12 hours!) on my iPod. Once a week I download Tim Keller’s sermons and