Is a Sermon More Than a Lecture?

We commend most heartily that which we have treasure most deeply.

By Brian Key
   |   February 27, 2023

Is Sermon Application Legalism?

Application is the crown of exegesis.

By Matt Cohen
   |   October 10, 2022

Exegetical Concerns to Address Before Preaching a Passage

Observation helps you answer, “What does the text say?,” interpretation helps you determine “What does it mean?”

By Mark Becton
   |   July 4, 2022

Is Sermon Application Even Necessary?

A text unapplied is a text yet to be fully exegeted.

By Matt Cohen
   |   June 27, 2022

What to Ask a Passage Before You Preach It

When we take our time to observe a text—withholding immediate application—we can apply it in broader and deeper ways.

By Mark Becton
   |   May 2, 2022

Does Preaching Even Matter for Corporate Worship?

Justin Martyr wrote to the emperor to explain what Christians actually did in worship. He provides a beautiful vision of God’s people being gathered together, enjoying the Word and sacrament.

By Tony Merida
   |   March 21, 2022

Why the Background of a Passage Matters

Don’t miss out on the richness of stepping into the sitz im lebem of Scripture. Don’t bypass the wonder seen when studying the biblical background of different passages.

By Mark Becton
   |   February 7, 2022

When Studying the Bible

Because mishandling Scripture can affect generations, there should be a healthy fear in handling it.

By Mark Becton
   |   January 31, 2022