Dear Pastoral Students: I want to bring you a charge as we begin this season of study. My charge to you is to preach one sermon. This is what I
“In Jesus Name I Pray:” Exclusivity In Public Prayer and The Restrictive Contours of Civic Pluralism in the early Twenty-first Century
"In Jesus' Name I Pray" seeks to examine the increasingly challenging goal of faithful, authentic Christian public prayer in the antagonistic arena of
Preaching on Mission (Matthew 4:12 – 17): Keynote Message at the National Conference on Preaching
There has never been a more important time to talk to preachers about preaching on mission. The landscape of Old Christendom is like an
Resting at the Foot of the Cross with Monod
Evangelical Press of England will soon be publishing another installation of the sermons of the nineteenth century French Reformed pastor and
But All the Heav’nly Quire Stood Mute: An Anglican Pastoral Visit and Milton’s Paradise Lost
I have had the most wonderful pastoral visit by an Anglican pastor. My friend and colleague is an Army chaplain, a true, faithful shepherd of souls,
“Be a Shepherd:” Thoughts on a Letter to a Young Pastor in the Springtime
Since getting sick (I am getting more stable now, thank you for your prayers) I get to go back through old manuscripts, old sermons, and, especially