I am currently preaching through Titus. I just finished chapter one last week and will begin chapter two this Sunday. You can access the sermons here.
I have tried to be very careful not to make my blog about the latest thing in Evangelicalism that is frustrating me, but I have to say something now. Bad exegesis exists everywhere, but for some reason, within the last two months I have read and/or heard many respected Reformed Evangelical preachers/teachers commit the errors highlighted in D. A. Carson’s book, Exegetical Fallacies. I was very disappointed and wondered if they had ever read Carson’s book. Thus, I make a plea to every pastor, teacher, and Christian out there–read and re-read Carson’s book. Even if you don’t know Hebrew or Greek the overall insights in the book are invaluable. If you have not read Carson’s book; please buy a copy, read it, and pass it on to a friend.
Justin Taylor points out some great resources on how to preach from apocalyptic texts. See them here.
I recently preached from Hebrews 12:1-11. The title of the sermon is Living as Sons of God. I unpack what sonship looks like for the church in light of the true Son–Jesus Christ. You can hear the audio here.
Dennis Johnson is editing a new book called, Heralds of the King: Christ-Centered Sermons in the Tradition of Edmund P. Clowney. See it here and read some sample pages.
Last Sunday I preached from 2 Peter 3:11-18 (Living in Light of His Return), which was the last of the series. I enjoyed preaching through the book. I spent the majority of this final sermon focusing on the New Heavens and New Earth and the implications for humanity, creation, and culture. You can view the series here.
I am currently preaching through 2 Peter. The first two sermons are up at our church website. You can check back in the future for more sermons. Listen here.
I recently preached on Psalm 2. You can listen to the audio here.
James Grant has posted a nice summary and an audio link for Sinclair Ferguson’s lecture on “Preaching Christ in All The Scriptures.” Listen and read here.
Jim Hamilton has written three thought provoking posts. Click below to read them.
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