Voddie Baucham’s latest book is an in-depth look at the doctrine of CRT/I, looking at it from a perspective that is unpopular, even among evangelicals. However, it’s a book the church needs at this time. … Continue readingBook Review – Fault Lines by Voddie Baucham
This week, we continue our series on The Pastor’s Responsibility by looking one of the purposes of preaching and teaching for the congregation. … Continue readingThe Pastor’s Responsibility – Part 3
The Bible says that whatever we do, whether we do something as innocuous as eat or drink, we should do for God’s glory. This includes our work. Yet, many look at work as a burden. So how should the Christian view work? … Continue readingBook Review: The Gospel and Work
On the heels of our last book review, come was another of a small but powerful book by contemporary preacher Alastair Begg. This book is geared towards preachers and teachers in the pulpit but can be beneficial to anyone who was born again. … Continue readingBook Review: Preaching for God’s Glory
We’re living in a day when the modern church is deviating away from traditional teaching, methods, and recruiting more people into the congregation seems to be the drive and measurement of a church’s “success.” Pastor, teacher and author David Washington of Berean Home Fellowship in … Continue readingBook: Stop Bringing Them to Church