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Speaking the truth in love: the key to pastoral ministry

By Thomas R. Schreiner, preaching pastor of Clifton Baptist Church in Louisville, Ky., and associate dean of Scripture and interpretation and James Buchanan Harrison Professor of New Testament interpretation at

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How to implement and sustain change in a local church

By Hershael W. York, senior pastor of Buck Run Baptist Church in Frankfort, Ky. and Victor and Louise Lester Professor of Christian Preaching at Southern Seminary. With some regularity I

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David Prince and Jeremy Haskins on how to implement and sustain change in a local church WITHOUT blowing it up

Picture this situation: you have served as pastor of a particular church for less than five years. The church is growing and you think it would be wise to construct

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April 12 Towers: How to Blow up a Church

The goal of course is to NOT blow up churches: but in reality some pastors do. Of course, what church is perfect? All churches need to grow in matching the

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My father’s son: Brand making name in country music

In his song “Walking in My Father’s Shoes,” Craig Morgan sings lovingly of a father who taught his son how to be a man by example: “He taught me so

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SBTS chapel Mullins Lectures live blog: Bryan Chapell

Preacher: Bryan Chapell Text/title: Romans 15:4; “Hope’s Journey” The question before is whether the examples I have already given from Gideon and Colossians of Christ-centered interpretation are unique instances or

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SBTS live blog: Bryan Chapell — Mullins Lectures

God’s love is not based on our heroic or holy actions. What is the basis of God’s love? His grace. I know you know that, but the implications can be

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SBTS chapel live blog: Bryan Chapell Mullins Lectures – Judges 7

Preacher: Bryan Chapell Text/title: Judges 7 – Use for Useless Heroes I had the privilege when I graduated from Covenant Seminary of pastoring the oldest and largest church in our

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Latest SBJT examines Calvin’s legacy at 500

John Calvin is many things to many people. To Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the great reformer from Geneva was a hero to be admired, a man whose system of theology was

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SBTS chapel live blog: Chuck Lawless – John 4:1-42

Preacher: Chuck Lawless Text/title: John 4:1-42; “Come see a man: The simplicity of the Great Commission.” We live in a complex world with complex issues. We must address those complex

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What hath Nashville to do with Jerusalem? Russell D. Moore on country music’s relationship to the SBC

How long have you been a country music fan? Russell D. Moore: I have always listened to country music. Probably my earliest memories are of being in the living room

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March 22 Towers: What hath Nashville to do with Jerusalem?

The March 22 issue of Towers has a bit of a twang in its tune. The most recent issue of Towers spotlights country music, including its relationship to the Southern

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For the Media

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