I am a pastor who loves to preach. I find joy in proclaiming God’s Word to people. The thrill of watching people’s eyes light up
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There is a famous story that relates to the ministry of Charles Spurgeon, but it is really a story about the ministry of the Holy
I have preached a lot of sermons. I may only be 36 years old, but I have been preaching for fourteen years. Over those years
Every local church is one of a kind. Each one is unique. There are an estimated 350,000 churches in the United States. They are all
Preaching matters. No matter how many new fads try to eliminate or minimize preaching, here it stands. From the prophets of the Old Testament to
You are preaching to your congregation. You are proclaiming the wonders of the cross. You thunder out the incredible promise, “Not only have you been
Imagine this scenario that is all too real: A family who has not been to church in years pulls into your parking lot. The husband