“The terms ‘woman’ and ‘man’ in the Equality Act 2010 refer to biological sex”, says the unanimous ruling. Christians welcome the decision and see it “as a misional moment”.

Improving your delivery is both an act of love for your listeners and a matter of good stewardship of your ministry before God. 

James does not instruct his readers to get a grip. Instead, he gives them a glimpse of what is happening inside God.

We interviewed Shahar Isaac (Peter) and Vanessa Benavente (Mary, mother of Jesus) on the day of the European premiere of Last Supper, the fifth season of The Chosen.

Believers and not-yet-believers, Bible literate and Bible unaware, churched and newcomers, etc. Do we have all of them in mind when we preach?

Authentic expository preaching is not only faithful to the biblical text, but it also requires effective communication from the preacher that emphasizes relevance to the listener. 

To be a disciple of Jesus asks much of us, but we cannot fully describe how much we receive in the process. 

Why might we struggle with preaching at Easter?

Snippets of ‘a better story’ could be heard last week at the ARC conference. But what we need is not a white, Anglo-American, conservative, capitalist, Christian nationalist story attempting to turn the clock back to ‘Christendom’.

A compelling conclusion contains three ingredients: a look back, a look forward, and a definite finish.  However, many sermon conclusions are harmed by extra ingredients. 

The imitation instruction is not based on the burden of striving effort.  Instead, it is to be fueled by the joy of a loving relationship.  

I hope we would agree that worship is more than song-singing.  Actually, worship is about revelation of God and response to God.

Sometimes the pursuit of being “interesting” and “relevant” undermines the exegetical integrity of our ministry. 

2025 will be more fruitful if we hear from God by being in the Word, speak to God in prayer, respond in worship, and invest in life-giving relationships with other believers.

As we preach this Christmas season, let’s not miss the opportunity to highlight the glorious truths contained in the songs we sing. 

UK health secretary Wes Streeting said the decision was taken “based on the evidence and advice of clinicians, not politics or political pressure”.

God, the Bible, the communicators and listeners, are all critical features of expository preaching.

If the theme is Christmas, but Christ is missing, then there will be lots of peace on earth and goodwill to all men, but no basis for such a message of hope. 

Serve the people getting married, burying a loved one, getting baptised, or whatever, don’t look like you are taking advantage for the sake of the church.

We go into the week in relationship to a present Jesus in our hearts by His Spirit, and that makes all the difference in the world.

Let’s not reduce Old Testament narratives to illustrations or children’s talks, but preach them as well as we can.

When leadership and preaching go together, the church isn’t functioning merely as a business, but as a spiritual community responding to the Word of God. 

Our apologetics are our attempts to speak for God into this world, but the Bible is God’s Word spoken into this world. 

The preacher is not a reporter of facts found during their research. He is called to speak to the listeners from God’s Word.

The arm of the Lord is a symbol of might and power that the nations should fear, and yet a symbol of tender strength that God’s people should trust.