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Should Canadian Pastors Talk About Charlie Kirk On Sunday?

I was on my way to a baseball game when I heard the news that Charlie Kirk had been shot and killed while debating with students at Utah Valley University. I was aware of Charlie mostly as a political commentator who was popular with many young conservatives, who had openly identified as a Christian. I knew him mostly as the “prove me wrong” guy who went viral for setting up a booth on college campuses and offering to debate all comers. As I looked further into the story of his murder I was horrified to discover that he was 31...

Paul Carter

“One Assembly” Is Worth Your Consideration: A Response To Wyatt Graham

John Bell • John Tambakis • Alex Bloomfield

In the words of the late Tim Keller, “Never describe the view of an opponent in a way he or she will not own. Rather describe their view so they say, “I couldn’t have put it better myself.” Only then should you proceed to refute the view.” While TGC Canada Editor-in-Chief Wyatt Graham would be the first to affirm this wisdom, we contend that it is not what he has modeled in his recent critique of Jonathan Leeman’s book One Assembly. Frankly, we believe Dr. Graham has significantly misrepresented Leeman’s position. Given Graham’s prolific output on this forum and the...

Should Pastors Use AI in Sermon Preparation?

Brett Landry

I get asked about artificial intelligence (AI) and preaching almost every week, so a couple months ago I decided to try to think more deeply and clearly about it in order to answer these questions thoughtfully and with clarity. I doubt I am the only one being asked, so I hope the following thoughts serve you as you consider the role of AI in preaching and teaching. AI is here to stay. It has become a fixture of modern life, and ministry is no exception. With just a few prompts, AI can generate sermon outlines, summarize commentaries, draw parallels across...

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