Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the importance of preaching and evangelism in Christianity, using Romans chapter 10 as a reference. He emphasizes that faith comes by hearing the word of God and that people must be actively sent to preach the gospel. The conversation also touches on the history of Israel and the Jewish people, and how God's promises to them have not been abrogated. Dr. Shah encourages listeners to clarify their own testimonies and to share the gospel with others, using the example of the plan of salvation. [... more]

Biblical preaching is more than just giving people positive encouragement or teaching them the Bible. It involves convincing, rebuking, exhorting, and teaching with long-suffering and patience. A good preacher must master the art of biblical interpretation, understanding the context, language, and theology behind a passage. They must also be aware of the potential domino effect of their interpretation on other doctrines and be willing to dig deep to uncover the truth. [... more]

Dr. Bruce Meyer preaches on the biblical account of Peter's transformation as he witnesses Jesus' greatness and power, leading to a new understanding of his role in ministry and evangelism. The sermon emphasizes the importance of being startled and surprised by Jesus' greatness and empowered by His grace to accomplish significant ministry. [... more]

Dr. Abidjan Shah discusses the importance of attending church and not forsaking the assembling of oneself with others. He also talks about his book, 30 Days of Praying for America, and the chapter 'Awake, Not Woke' which explores the current state of culture and the need for Christians to be aware of their surroundings and to stand up for their faith. Additionally, he shares a message from Dr. Sandy Ray, a pastor from the 1960s and 1970s, who preached about the dangers of the 'jungle' and the need for Christians to be aware of their surroundings and to stand up for their faith. [... more]

The Reformation, sparked by Martin Luther's 95 Theses, was a pivotal moment in history where truth triumphed over darkness, restoring the word of God to the people of God and recovering precious truths entrusted by God to his church. [... more]

A.W. Tozer's life and ministry were marked by a high concept of God, exaltation of Jesus Christ, and a passion for biblical preaching that leads to moral reform. His writings, such as 'The Pursuit of God,' reveal the nature of God being lost in his generation and continue to challenge Christians today. [... more]

Paul's ministry is marked by his bold declaration of Jesus Christ's resurrection, which is the central theme of his sermon in the synagogue. He emphasizes the importance of the resurrection, citing various scriptures to support his claim. Meanwhile, his relationship with John Mark and Barnabas is put to the test as they navigate their missionary journey together. [... more]

John MacArthur shares his experiences and insights on living a life of spiritual growth, glorifying God, and biblical preaching, drawing from his decades of ministry at Grace Community Church. [... more]

The supernatural power of biblical preaching was on full display at the Shepherd's Conference 2024, where pastors gathered to be challenged in their commitment to biblical ministry and to find encouragement as servants of the Chief Shepherd. The conference featured expository preaching, where pastors led with God's Word, and emphasized the importance of being engaged in a local church and sitting under sound preaching week after week. [... more]

A faithful shepherd's ministry is built on the foundation of the Bible, where leaders model their lives after the apostle Paul, who cared deeply for the church at Ephesus and wept over them. To lead effectively, shepherds must be busy with the word, weeping over their people, and clinging to Christ, not seeking approval from others. [... more]

Churches have failed because people want churches that way, seeking out weak theological churches that are full of people. The loss of the second service has had a monumental impact on the evangelical church, and the introduction of woke-ish elements to the gospel has made the message irrelevant. The sufficiency of Scripture is crucial, and the pulpit is at the center of the church, where the sermon is at the center of church life. Christians must be strong, standing firm on God's Word, and must not be intimidated by the myth that Rome is united. [... more]

A nation's forgetfulness of God can lead to spiritual adultery, idolatry, and a meaningless life. Jeremiah's message of repentance and judgment serves as a warning to individuals and nations to return to God and drink from the fountain of living waters, rather than pursuing false gods and broken cisterns. [... more]

Christianity begins not with us, but with the objective historical truth about Jesus. A healthy church is one that prioritizes biblical preaching, corporate worship, and faith and learning, with a focus on teaching the Bible with clarity and relevance to transform believers, unbelievers, and local churches. [... more]

The Reformation was a recovery of biblical preaching, where courageous Christ-centered expository preaching uncovered and unleashed the corrective power of the Bible. This kind of preaching is convictional, consecutive, church-centered, corrective, prophetic, and ultimately Christ-centered, demanding its persistent public proclamation. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores the challenges of pastoral ministry and the importance of faithfulness in the face of difficulties, drawing on the Apostle Paul's instructions in 2 Corinthians. He emphasizes the need to avoid deception, distortion, and self-promotion in preaching, and to focus on the gospel message and the character of God. [... more]

Christian preachers must focus on conveying God's truth plainly and unambiguously, rather than relying on marketing techniques or gimmicks to attract listeners. The effectiveness of preaching lies in its ability to reveal the transformation of the Spirit of God, not in the power of human persuasion. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores the essential elements of effective preaching, grounded in Scripture, focused on Christ, and glorifying God. He discusses the importance of humility, dependence on God's grace, and the need for pastors to prioritize God's glory over their own. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores the rich heritage of the church, examining the history of expository preaching from the Old Testament to the Reformation, highlighting the importance of grounding preaching in Scripture, focusing on Christ, and glorifying God. [... more]

Alex McFarland and Pastor Burt Harper discuss the state of the American church, the importance of a biblical worldview, and the need for spiritual revival. They share personal experiences and practical advice on how to revitalize local churches and bring about national spiritual awakening. [... more]

A growing church prioritizes repentance, declares Jesus as the only way to the Father, understands spiritual warfare, emphasizes family unity, involves the laity, and practices personal evangelism to spread the word of God and bring people closer to Jesus Christ. [... more]