Lessons from Twenty-Five Years of Preaching God’s Word
I am unashamedly an expository preacher. My first sermon, however, was not.
I am unashamedly an expository preacher. My first sermon, however, was not.
The Baptist story is integral to the history of the United States.
Read this section of Dr. Hopkins’ new book on the theology of John Piper.
CSBC Women’s Ministry Director Cathie Smith shares how the church can serve the marginalized in its community.
Damaris Scrima, MTS student, shares the importance of cultivating a love for God’s word.
Beth Runkle, Gateway alum, shares her reflections as a military wife and seeks to encourage other military wives in her new book Another Move, God?
Dr. Cameron Schweitzer provides new insights into Jonathan Edwards’s often mischaracterized typology.
Evangelical Missiological Society, “EMS Southwest Regional Meeting”, April 4th 2024
David Ofumbi, Biola University
The Being-Orientation for Reimagining Ecclesiology and Mission for Church Influence and Growth
John Inman was captivated by Jonathan Edwards’ use of illustrative language in his preaching, something that was much at odds with the fire and brimstone caricature that most people have of Edwards. Inman decided to write his paper on Edwards’ preaching style while he
Experience Ezekiel’s visions and actions as Dr. Wegner explains the historical context we need to know in order to understand the grace of God. Ezekiel does everything he can in order to express his message to the people, but they still won’t listen. When God puni