Sermon

The Dangers of Confession while in the Pulpit

by Drew Goodmanson|20 October 200620 October 2006|Church, Sermon

Should a pastor confess their sin behind the pulpit? I have heard people tell pastors that they should not confess their sin while preaching. These (often a-little-too Reformed) pastors believe it diminishes the office. This conversation took place when a...

Tim Keller vs. John Piper Deathmatch

by Drew Goodmanson|21 September 200621 September 2006|Church, Sermon

It's gotten to this. djchuang posts on Why I like Keller more than Piper. A new wave of preacher Deathmatches are sweeping the internet, where will it go? Mark Driscoll vs. Joshua Harris John MacArthur vs. Andy Stanley Rick McKinely...

The Problem With Preaching

by Drew Goodmanson|18 September 200618 September 2006|Church, Sermon

Any time a person 'attacks' preaching, it's bound to cause a stir. Next Wave publishes an article, The Problem with Preaching that begins: Preaching is a big problem. After many years of preaching, listening to sermons, studying the scriptures, participating...

Promise and Deliverance

by Drew Goodmanson|14 September 200614 September 2006|Church, Sermon, Teaching

Are you interested in a good Redemptive Historical work? Promises and Deliverance is an English translation of the 19th century work by Reverend S. G. De Graaf in a 4 volume set that outlines and summaries of Bible stories. (You...

How to list your most recent sermons on your blog (or other website)

by Drew Goodmanson|12 September 200612 September 2006|Church, General Technology, Sermon

Pastors, would you like to have your (or another preachers) most recent sermons on your blog automatically? Here is any easy guide to syndicating your latest sermons using Sermon Cloud. 1. Create a Sermon Cloud account. 2. Upload sermons. 3....

Topical, Textual or Expository Sermons – What is the best method?

by Drew Goodmanson|12 September 200612 September 2006|Church, Sermon

Over the years, I've had the opportunity to attend several church planting conferences. Often, a session discusses whether preacher should preach topically, by text or if it should be expository. What form of preaching is best, let's look at the...

Gospel-Centered Wedding Message

by Drew Goodmanson|01 June 200601 June 2006|Church, Sermon

This weekend I performed a wedding. I was looking for a good gospel-centered wedding message. I ended up tailoring the message from CJ Mahaney's Sex, Romance and the Glory of God from chapter 2: The Divine Purpose for Your Marriage....

Sermon Cloud [Advanced Sermon Syndication] is launched

by Drew Goodmanson|29 March 200629 March 2006|Church, Church Technology, Ekklesia, General Technology, Sermon

We just launched Sermon Cloud as a tool to help churches use advanced sermon syndication. It is in BETA form with a handful of churches (12 and counting) signed up to start using it. Features include: - Resampling mp3's to...

(Tri) MultiPerspectival Preaching

by Drew Goodmanson|15 March 200615 March 2006|Church, Sermon, Teaching, Triperspectivalism

The Reformissionary had a post pointing to Keller's writings on Informational vs Experiential Preaching, which brings up a great illustration of how to apply multiperspectivalism in preaching. Here is the quote: The "informational" view of preaching conceives of preaching as...

New Sermon Series on Galatians

by Drew Goodmanson|01 March 200601 March 2006|Church, Sermon

Kaleo is about to begin the book of Galatians for our next sermon series. Many consider Martin Luther's Commentary on Galatians as the one of the best (if not the best commentary). John Bunyan said this was the book that...

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