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Can you preach?
Posted by: Ros on: April 21, 2009
This week’s hot topic is obviously preaching. Tim Challies reviews ‘Why Johnny Can’t Preach’, a book specifically directed at conservative evangelical expository preachers. Looks worth a read.
And another thing…
Posted by: Ros on: April 20, 2009
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If you followed the links in my previous post you may have been (I hope you were) shocked by some of the ways the Song has been interpreted. I was not precisely shocked, but then I’ve read more commentaries on the Song in the last few years than most people. I’ve seen all the things [...]
Preaching the Song
Posted by: Ros on: April 20, 2009
- In: preaching | song of songs
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John MacArthur has an excellent series of posts on the hows and how nots of preaching the Song: The Rape of Solomon’s Song Part 1 addresses the problem of the Song being used both as a descriptive and, even more frighteningly, as a prescriptive sexual text. Part 2 points out that just as the Song [...]
The children of our church
Posted by: Ros on: December 2, 2008
- In: america | links | preaching
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I do miss Cresheim Valley Church, where I used to go in the US. I don’t know why it hasn’t occurred to me before to listen to some of the sermons from CVC online before. Not all of them are recorded or available, but there are some to download here. I’m just listening at the [...]
Start with the bible
Posted by: Ros on: October 9, 2008
- In: preaching
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Over the last few weeks I’ve sat through a number of sermons and bible talks in very different settings. As far as I can remember, these have begun in the following ways: A confused (and inaccurate) explanation of the Large Hadron Collider; A moving story about a persecuted pastor in China; A lengthy (ten minutes [...]
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