By Josh Reich on Sep 21, 2022
"When we read the Bible, we want to understand it and apply it. We want to know what the Bible says and how it affects our lives. We want something to happen, we want to get something out of it. But we’re often left frustrated and wondering what we missed."
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By Nathan Aaseng on Oct 17, 2020
Preaching is not posturing as a know-it-all but serving as one sent by the congregation to wrestle with Scripture and report what God says.
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By Nicholas Mcdonald on May 20, 2021
Biblical word studies can clarify Scripture, but many common methods actually distort meaning. Understanding these mistakes helps readers interpret the Bible more faithfully.
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By Ed Stetzer on Feb 23, 2022
This article is the last of six in a series on preaching in light of cultural shifts and biblical illiteracy.
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By Rich Villodas on Jul 29, 2022
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I think I’m starting to learn to preach not as a preacher but to preach as a pastor. There’s a world of difference between the two.
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By Peter Mead on Mar 2, 2026
Peter Mead explains why "preaching for Monday morning" is not the most important application in your sermon.
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By Peter Mead on Dec 26, 2020
Preachers can unintentionally turn Scripture into a burden when they apply texts too narrowly. Faithful preaching keeps the gospel central when applying both narratives and epistles.
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By Mark Dever on Sep 4, 2024
Biblical application is not optional in expository preaching. Faithful sermons address ignorance, doubt, and sin by informing, urging belief, and calling for obedience.
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