Should pastors address politics in their preaching?
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Do Politics Belong In The Pulpit?
Should pastors address politics in their preaching?
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How Can You Tell If Your Pastor Is A Coward?
There appears to be a growing divide in American Evangelicalism. Whether it be the political sphere, cultural sphere, or church sphere, the “middle ground” seems to be rapidly disappearing. Today, pastors are either bold or compromising. So how can Christians quickly identify whether or not a specific pastor is a coward, before investing multiple years in that local church?
The Message and The Man
The preacher who is ministering the Word of God has two primary weapons when defending himself against those who oppose him. Number one, the message from Scripture and number two, his godly character.
The Problem Of Biblical Illiteracy
In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel Webbon and Dave Jenkins discuss the widespread problem of biblical illiteracy in American churches, as well as some practical steps Christians can take towards the solution.
The Freedom of the Conscience
Christian Liberty is a precious commodity in the body of Christ. And yet, at the same time, Elders are called to preach persuasively. So how do we balance strong preaching with the freedom of an individual’s conscience?
God’s Flawless Message Spoken Through His Flawed Messengers
The Apostle Paul instructs Timothy not to allow anyone to despise him for his youth. There will always be a temptation for us to attempt to write-off the message of God’s Word by unfairly criticizing his messengers.
The Power of Persuasive Preaching
Tragically, the sin of spiritual abuse and manipulation sometimes is committed by leaders in the church. However, there is certainly a distinction between this sin and persuasive preaching. Watch this episode to discover the difference.
What Makes For A Good Sermon?
What makes for a good sermon? In this episode Pastor Joel reveals 3 key ingredients for faithful preaching.
The Fear Of Man
The fear of man is a sin that is running rampant in the pulpits of our churches today. Pastors often care more about the glory that comes from men, than the glory that comes from God. American pastors frequently sound more like public relations experts than prophets!
Should Leaders Repent?
A lot of pastors in our nation have seemed to change their position on Covid-19 and how churches should respond. However, very few of these pastors have gone on public record admitting that they were previously wrong. Should these pastors publicly repent for their past errors and ignorance?
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