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March 23, 2016 David Murray 0 comments

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Credo Magazine: Preach the Word
“In this issue of Credo Magazine we aim to help pastors and churchgoers alike recover a love for Bible-preaching. Several contemporary pastors explain what expositional preaching is, why it matters so much, and how churches today can recover the expository sermon in the pulpit.”

Stop Slandering Public School Teachers | Tim Challies
“The last ten years have made me realize that many Christians speak unfairly about public school teachers. They may even speak slanderously.”

Two Most Important Elements of Preaching | Shawn Lovejoy, The Exchange
“Too many pastors are saying all the right things but lack the two most important things: PASSION and AUTHORITY.”

The Friendless Flatterer | Mark Jones, Reformation21
“One of the most publicly and socially acceptable sins is flattery. That’s why it is also such a dangerous sin.”

Andrew Fuller’s Case for Biblical Theology | Prince on Preaching
“It is a fact which must have struck every attentive reader, that God has not communicated his mind to us by giving us a set of principles, arranged in the form of a scheme; or that we have no such creed as formally includes all the things necessary to be believed in either the Old or New Testament. On the contrary, we see Divine truth introduced rather incidentally than systematically. It is scattered from one end to the other, through all the historical, devotional, prophetic, and epistolary writings.”

Feeding on Christ 5 Rules of Social Media Engagement | Nicholas T. Batzig, Feeding on Christ
“Five rules of engagements about what and when to say something online”

Why Are Some Academics So Unprofessional? | Rob Jenkins, The Chronicle of Higher Education
“Are academics the most unprofessional professionals in the world? Sometimes it seems that way.”

Blood Work: How the Blood of Christ Accomplishes Our Salvation Free eBook |Ligonier Ministries
“Reformation Trust is making the ebook edition of Anthony Carter’s Blood Work: How the Blood of Christ Accomplishes Our Salvation free to download until the end of the month. We encourage you to share this resource offer with your family, friends, and church community.”

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A Sad Departure by David J. Randall. The story of how the Church of Scotland accepted gay marriage and clergy and the resulting exodus of godly ministers and members.