Why I’m Troubled by VP Pence’s Address to the SBC

I posted last night: Several friends and church members were curious why this late announcement from the leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention elicited such a strong response from me. I wanted to share a few thoughts. First of all, it has nothing to do with VP Mike Pence’s personal character or Christian faith. IContinue reading “Why I’m Troubled by VP Pence’s Address to the SBC”

“Now, About Your Wives…”: A Sermon on 1 Peter 3:7

Faithful followers know that I never post sermons on this blog (Not that I’m discouraging you from listening, which you can do online here, or you can subscribe to the church podcast here). However, I delivered a sermon at the Immanuel Network Summit 2018 in Louisville, KY, and I discovered that what the Lord hadContinue reading ““Now, About Your Wives…”: A Sermon on 1 Peter 3:7″

Keep Your Word. The Gospel Depends On It.

It is unrighteous to be a promise-breaker. In fact, the gospel itself hangs on the promise-keeping of God. Let me explain. Our Promise-Keeping God. In 2 Corinthians, Paul explains to the Corinthians why he had a change in travel plans. When Paul initially heard about the issues in Corinth, he had a strong impulse toContinue reading “Keep Your Word. The Gospel Depends On It.”

New Post at For The Church: “Three Essentials For Every Pastor’s Toolbox”

I’ve got a new post over at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s great resource For The Church about a topic that might interest curious church members. How does a pastor preach so many sermons in a year? As I’ve entered the ministry myself, I’ve come to realize preaching is not one-size-fits-all. Depending on the setting, the audience,Continue reading “New Post at For The Church: “Three Essentials For Every Pastor’s Toolbox””