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Preaching on Acts

Acts describes the inclusion of the Gentiles in God’s ultimate people, the church. That church starts with—and is initially made up almost exclusively of—Jews. Acts is at pains to show that the means by which God will reach the Gentiles is by first restoring a remnant of his covenant people.

The Art of Clear Teaching and Preaching

After plenty of Bible reading and study, you should be able to distil exactly what it is about so you could summarise it in a couple of minutes to a child or hold forth for ten minutes to a ministry colleague. You won’t need your notes to do that because you will know exactly what this text is all about.

Men Without Chests

The Abolition of Man was first published in book form in 1943. As with much of C.S. Lewis’ work, his argument has proven to be remarkably prescient. While not a ‘Reformed theologian,’ Lewis was at heart a Bible man, sharing much in common with the presuppositional apologetics of theologians such as Herman Bavinck.

Value the Arts—Karen Beilharz

Writing has connected me with whole communities of non-Christians who need to hear the gospel but who do not necessarily know other Christians. God has been kind in gifting me with opportunities to share my faith, but that sort of pre-evangelism and evangelism is hard and lonely work.

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Preaching on Acts

Acts describes the inclusion of the Gentiles in God’s ultimate people, the church. That church starts with—and is initially made up almost exclusively of—Jews. Acts is at pains to show that the means by which God will reach the Gentiles is by first restoring a remnant of his covenant people.

My Year in Evangelism—Ben Pfahlert 

Most people in my local area have a very limited knowledge of the Bible. There’s the odd occasion where someone hears the gospel and believes within a few weeks, but most people will take months if not years. I am in it for the long haul.

My Year in Books – Craig Hamilton

Here are my ten favourite books from this year. There wasn’t a theme that emerged this year. It’s more of an eclectic mix of theology, psychology, science, apologetics, social commentary, and ancient Church Fathers.

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