Preaching

In January 1548, Hugh Latimer confronted preachers who were more engaged in business and pleasure than on preaching. He preached a famous sermon at St. Paul’s Cathedral in which he named the

I suppose it’s partly my fault. I egged Bill Kinnon into posting. I should know better. Whenever he posts, it’s a doozy (a good one usually too) – and his latest post

As quoted by Mike Bullmore at The Gospel Coalition Canada Conference yesterday: When a man, by constant contemplation of the Passion and Resurrection of our Lord, finds himself so inflamed with the love

In A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections, Jonathan Edwards argues that “Gracious affections arise from the mind being enlightened rightly and spiritually to apprehend divine things.” This is one reason that preaching is so

Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones has a good word for preachers. The last paragraph is especially worth reading a few times. Our gospel came to you not only in word, but also in power and