The Way of Horus and the Gaza Strip
Fulfilling the Prophecy of Sennacherib’s Death in Isaiah 37.7
Behold, I will put a spirit in him, so that he shall hear a rumor and return to his own land, and I will make him fall by the sword in his own land There is no dating discussed in the following article relating to Sennacherib’s death for defiling God’s name (comparing Him to other gods whose nations Sennacherib conquered). What I am conveying in … Continue reading Fulfilling the Prophecy of Sennacherib’s Death in Isaiah 37.7
Ancient Slingstones Production Discovery
Interpretive Disagreements Outnumber Textual Ones
The Earliest Christian Artifacts
The Subtleties of Demonic Teachings in Today’s Society
Brian Collins Surveys Micah
Archaeological Conundrums
Correcting the Erroneous and Foul-Mouthed Doug Wilson
Question the Stereotype, Not Creation
Trusting God in the Presence of Murderous Enemies
The Tenth Commandment: You Teach Me Wisdom in the Secret Heart (Ps. 51.6)
The Framework and Message of the Book of Jonah
Foreign Rulers Mentioned in the Biblical Text
The Weight of Ministry
Cohering to God’s Will
Quelle (source, fountain in German) as Manuscript “Q” for the Synoptic Problem
Recent Archaeological Discoveries
Confirmation Bias
The Tel Dan Stele and the Biblical Record
The Difference Between a Cracked Pot and a Crackpot
The Future King of Heaven
Gospel Fiddling
Awaiting the Spirit’s Application
Competing Claims of Religious Territory?
Cowards Who Kill the Defenseless
Flexible Relations
Dating Joel’s Prophecy
Should Pastors Preach Verse by Verse Through the Bible?
In a word, no. Here’s why: it’s too myopic and and irrelevant for the average listener. Instead, to get the flow and theme of God’s revelation, a faster pace of teaching must be employed. Here is what I am saying, worded differently: the totality of scripture needs to be kept in mind when studying discrete parts of it. Therefore, it will benefit the congregation to … Continue reading Should Pastors Preach Verse by Verse Through the Bible?
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