Since the new book was published in an eBook format, many have asked if it would ever be published in a paperback format. The answer to that question is “yes” and it is now available for pre-order and will ship out as soon as it is published (an expected date being late February, 2012). It ...
Since the new book was published in an eBook format, many have asked if it would ever be published in a paperback format. The answer to that question is “yes” and it is now available for pre-order and will ship out as soon as it is published (an expected date being late February, 2012). It ...
Since the new book was published in an eBook format, many have asked if it would ever be published in a paperback format. The answer to that question is “yes” and it is now available for pre-order and will ship out as soon as it is published (an expected date being late February, 2012). It ...
Yesterday I offered five potential benefits of recycling sermons. Now let’s consider five dangers: 1. Personal stagnation. John Wesley is widely credited with saying “Once in seven years I burn all my sermons; for it is a shame if I cannot write better sermons now than I did seven years ago.” (Apparently, though, he was ...
Yesterday I offered five potential benefits of recycling sermons. Now let’s consider five dangers: 1. Personal stagnation. John Wesley is widely credited with saying “Once in seven years I burn all my sermons; for it is a shame if I cannot write better sermons now than I did seven years ago.” (Apparently, though, he was ...
Here are five potential benefits that can come from recycling sermons. Not every one will apply to every situation, nor will every one always be a benefit. Please apply wisdom and balance this post with tomorrow’s post on the dangers of recycling sermons! 1. Time. Time is a valuable commodity. If I committed to never ...
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I don’t believe a preacher should pull out an old sermon and just preach it, unless the invitation to preach was five seconds before the sermon slot. Any longer notice and the preacher should be prayerfully refreshing the message. Undoubtedly, a recycled sermon takes less preparation time than a sermon from scratch on a passage ...
The word “tolerance” (together with its converse, “intolerance”) is one of the day’s buzzwords, and constitutes something of a short-circuit to some of the most deeply held and passionately defended beliefs in just about every camp of political, sociological, or philosophical conviction vying for supremacy in courtrooms, universities, shopping malls, and television screens across the ...