Archive for category: Pastoral Theology

One of the first tasks given to Gideon by the Angel of the Lord was to tear down his own father’s altar to Baal and to use the wood from the Asherah that was beside it as firewood for a burnt offering: Now on the same night the LORD said to him, “Take your father’s bull and a second bull

My Sunday sermons from our continuing series on Hebrews at the Phoenix Reformed Baptist Church:

First, I did an entire study on John 14:28, the single most often cited, mis-cited, abused, etc., text by those denying the deity of Christ. Then, it is that time of the year when I preach two weeks in a row at PRBC, the one time my fellow elder actually is gone for an entire Sunday! So I have pressed

Today’s sermons from the Phoenix Reformed Baptist Church.

No Co Ever: Episode 02 from No Compromise Radio on Vimeo.

I have wanted to preach on Genesis 22 for a few years now. But I have always held back, simply overwhelmed by the responsibility of tackling such a momentous text. I am not much of a preacher. I know good preaching. I’m a teacher who gets loud and passionate once in a while. But the fine folks of PRBC put

My study on John 14:6 turned into a bit of a sermon today, and since some commented that it helped them, I decided to share it with our blog readers: Then, before the Lord’s Supper, my fellow elder Don Fry spoke on Isaiah 66:2, a tremendous text!

Thoughts on Isaiah 9, hopefully edifying and encouraging at this time of year.

I hesitate to call this a Bible Study. It was more a sermon, I suppose—but here are my thoughts not so much on the explosion of evil in Connecticut on Friday, but on how we, as Christians, must resist the temptation to think like the world about such things. I hope it is helpful to all.

It has been quite some time since we last delved into our Hebrews series, and I finally got back to it this past Lord’s Day. I hope these are useful to the brethren!