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• Neglecting the Old Testament

  Al Mohler
  In our circles—our pulpits, Sunday school classes, and Bible study groups—the biggest problem is the ignorance and neglect of the Old Testament. We must admit it: a good many evangelical preachers and Bible teachers simply have no idea what to do with the Old Testament.

• Why Do Modern Christians Rarely Talk about Rewards in Heaven?

  Michael J. Kruger
  When is the last time you heard a sermon that suggested that a motive for our obedience should be the rewards we receive in heaven? I imagine for most of us it has been a long time, maybe even never.

• 7 Suggestions for Those Studying to Be a Pastor

  Ron Edmondson
  I have the opportunity to talk with lots of young pastors each week. One of those pastors in training recently asked me, “If you were my age (about 22) and were studying to be a pastor, what would you do?” Great question!

• The Great Equalizer in Preaching

  Rick Whitter
  You’re pouring your heart out. You preach like a man possessed (in a good way). You wax eloquent. And then it happens; you make eye contact with the one person in the crowd that can truly humble you – your spouse.

• Expository Preaching Part 2 – Content

  Matthew Harmon
  Expository preaching is more than merely making sure that some of the topics present in the passage are present in your message. Good expository preaching seeks to determine the central thrust of the passage and make that the central thrust of the message.

• Expository Preaching, Part 1 – Introduction

  Matthew Harmon
  While I think there are other forms of preaching that are valuable and have a place within the life of the church, it is my conviction that expository preaching should be the foundation of the pulpit ministry of a healthy, gospel-centered, Christ-focused church.