Lessons from Lloyd-Jones on Preaching and Politics
Here are three lessons we can learn from Martyn Lloyd-Jones’s ministry in a time of political crisis.
Here are three lessons we can learn from Martyn Lloyd-Jones’s ministry in a time of political crisis.
Learn long-term planning from Joseph, artful delegation from Jethro, lifelong consistency from Daniel, and aged wisdom from John.
When you’re considering whether to use AI in your sermon preparation, first ask, ‘What am I forfeiting by using AI to do this?’
Every sin—every act of abuse—will face the fullness of God’s wrath, whether in the person of Jesus or when the unbelieving sinner is judged.
Scripture makes clear that God still plants a garden for himself, a kingdom of priests who put his rule on display in the world.
Since 2007, TGC’s biennial conference has been our ‘national conference.’ But for TGC27, we changed the name to ‘church conference.’ Why?
Dan Doriani and Mark Vroegop talk about how our Sunday morning worship should prepare us to love our neighbors and serve the common good Monday through Saturday.
Don’t weigh risk by the odds of danger. Weigh it by the worthiness of the goal.
Paul’s first missionary journey gives us nine practical principles for how we can plant churches.
I don’t remember 99 percent of the meals I’ve eaten, but they’ve kept me alive. In the same way, God uses faithful, forgettable sermons to nourish his Bride.
Let God’s glory be the weight at the center, with every other motivation in orbit around it.
I wasn’t expecting the hyperdependence on AI that I was hearing from these sweet 13-to-15-year-old girls.
Yes, the product matters. But so does the process of who God is making you to be when you wrestle in prayerful study before the open Word.
Here are three lessons we learned when our church plant transitioned from temporary to permanent space.
Because gospel influence, like water, flows downhill along channels of relationships, Paul was confident these churches would spread.
