For several years I have noticed a disturbing trend that has developed in the church where brethren are quick to place labels on persons that may not be deserved. A preacher preaches a series full of practical and uplifting information that Christians need to hear and receives a derogatory label of being a “positive...
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Archaelogical findings clearly indicate that Jewish synagogues faced Jerusalem. They were built so that the speaker, while addressing the audience, and those when exiting the synagogue, would be looking toward the Holy City.
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Farewell Brethren Introduction: What can one say when he leaves people he’s grown to love? There’s so much to say – but it can be summarized simply by saying “I love you.”  In 2 Cor. 13 as Paul is closing his letter to the Corinthians he tells them “farewell.”  The NASV translates the word...
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Style over substance is nothing new. This is not to say that we should defend poor communication and speaking habits. We should and must expect more out of those who stand in the pulpit. Not only must the message be relevant, practical, and communicated in a way that will keep audience attention, it must...
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