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- Perspectives on Evil and Suffering: Wright, Bauckham, Ward by St. Aidan to Abbey Manor on Sep 4, 2009
Great to find this collection of vids posted by St. Johns Nottingham, Tom Wright on the Resurrection, Richard Bauckham on how the NT was put together. It's a good day for online video resources (see previous post).For a taster, here's the first of a...
- What Should You Be Delegating? by Biblical Preaching on Aug 26, 2009
In calling for pastors and preachers to take up their apologetic mantle as theologians for the church, Loscalzo makes a passing comment that I agree with wholeheartedly. Let me quote first, comment second. Whether by intentional design or by defaul...
- Looking Back on Modernity by Biblical Preaching on Aug 24, 2009
Craig Loscalzo, in his chapter on postmodernity and preaching (in Apologetic Preaching), looks back on preaching under modernity and describes it in this way: The modern pulpit was steeped in a reasoned homiletic, marked by point-making sermons, alli...
- Fearful Preaching? by Biblical Preaching on Aug 22, 2009
I just started Apologetic Preaching (Proclaiming Christ to a Postmodern World) by Craig Loscalzo (do you pronounce that the way it looks – anyone know?) In the first chapter Loscalzo enters the arena of defining and engaging with the broad issues...
- Highlight the Apologetic Value of Details by Biblical Preaching on Jul 24, 2009
Sometimes in preaching we will cover details that have apologetic value. This will probably not be the main thrust of the passage, but if time allows, why not note the inference that can be made so that our listeners are strengthened in their view...
- Notice the Details by Biblical Preaching on Jul 23, 2009
When you are studying a text and preparing to preach it, make sure you notice the details. No word is there by accident. As I sometimes say, the writers of the Bible were neither drunk nor wasteful. Not drunk means that they were coherent and d...
