Base Hit Preaching
Don’t miss what God accomplishes through ordinary sermons.
Pastors: Keep Preaching
Martyn Lloyd-Jones pastored Westminster Chapel in London during World War II. London suffered, with tens of thousands killed or injured. One Sunday, a bomb fell a short distance away while Lloyd-Jones prayed during a service. The sound was tremendous. Windows rattled. Plaster fell. Lloyd-Jones paused for a moment, and then continued to pray. The man who gave announcements came up when the prayer was over. After he’d completed his task, he dusted Lloyd-Jones off, and then Lloyd-Jones started preaching. “Why would he do this?” asks Mark Dever. “Because he knew that preaching was the main thing.” Lloyd-Jones had written, “I...
13 Marks of Martyn Lloyd-Jones’s Preaching according to J.I. Packer
When renowned theologian JI Packer passed away in July, like countless Christians around the world, I paused to give thanks for Dr. Packer’s long life and influence upon the Church. Many others have written moving and comprehensive testimonies and I have nothing to add to those. But my mind did immediately think back to a small conference he spoke at in Savannah, Georgia in April, 1992. Organized by three historic downtown churches—Christ Episcopal, St. John’s Episcopal and Independent Presbyterian—Dr. Packer rotated between the three pulpits before leading a small pastors’ seminar on the last day. I was in my last...
Practical Preaching Is Doctrinal Preaching
Doctrinal preaching, done well, is the most practical kind of preaching possible.
Preaching the Entire Bible
I want to preach all of Scripture, ignoring nothing, delighting in all of it. It’s all God-breathed. It’s all profitable.
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