sermons

Four reasons I run a sermon buffer

It is fairly well known that I write my sermons well ahead of time. By “well ahead”, the sermon I am going to be working

As ministers of the gospel, we want to build our people up in the faith and equip them for works of service. We are called

Yesterday, I wrote about how I figure out what I am going to read. Or, rather, what I am definitely not going to read. You

The other day, I spoke about a blog post on the Pastor’s Academy website written by John Benton. You can read what I said about

It’s a simple little question, isn’t it? Where do you get that from the text? Simple, but effective. Not only effective, but really quite important.

I have an American friend who (rightly) likes to tell me that people often say “books change lives” whereas it’s closer to the truth that

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