Theology That Bites Back
This week pastor Wilson encourages folks to jump in to the Bible Reading Challenge, unpacks the greek word asunthetos, and plugs Leftism Revisited. Get George Herbert’s the Temple with a foreword by John Piper today: https://canonpress.com/thetemple And join the Bible Reading Challenge here: https://www.christkirk.com/biblechallenge/
This week pastor Wilson encourages folks to jump in to the Bible Reading Challenge, unpacks the greek word asunthetos, and plugs Leftism Revisited. Get George Herbert’s the Temple with a foreword by John Piper today: https://canonpress.com/thetemple And join the Bible Reading Challenge here: https://www.christkirk.com/biblechallenge/
“He was a sturdy young man—a fellow that people usually considered good looking, eventually and somewhat reluctantly, after they had gotten over their first shock. Trevor was an acquired taste.”
“Once we allow him his freedom, both in the preparation and delivery of our sermons, the light and the fire, the truth and the passion will be reunited.”
Stott, The Challenge of Preaching, p. 84
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“Preaching is theology coming through a man who is on fire.”
Martin Lloyd-Jones, as quoted in Stott, The Challenge of Preaching, p. 84.
“The day was a beautiful one, and the birds in the surrounding foliage, unaware of the human drama that was gathering down below them on the asphalt, just continued on with their melodious ruckus.”
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“What is needed today is Paul’s combination of reason and emotion, of teaching and pleading. J.W. Alexander begs for ‘theological preaching.’ What interests people, he says, is ‘argument made red-hot.’”
Stott, The Challenge of Preaching, p. 83
