Join Dave as he continues the study of the Gospel of John by looking at John 7:14-24 with the men at his local church. In this study, Dave looks at expository preaching, the authority of the Word, making godly decisions and judgments, and seeking God’s will.
We spent some time last year engaging various issues I labeled as “Lesson from the Garden”. Why start at the beginning and focus so much on the book of Genesis? I firmly believe that until a proper and well-rooted foundation is built from those formative pages of Scripture, the rest cannot be understood. If we
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Editor’s note: This is an eight part series by Charlie on expository preaching. In his first post Charlie looked at the essential element of good preaching. In his second post Charlie looked at preaching to glorify God and transform lives. In his third post, he looks at how the Word of God effects transformation. In
Commentaries are written in a wide array of structures and styles. Some spend all their time dissecting the Greek, engaging with the tiniest of nuances to form their arguments. Some provide more of a survey approach to the text, pastorally-driven reflections on the macro themes of the Scriptures. Some commentaries gather the thoughts of other
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