“Children are to be taught to magnify the Lord; they ought to be well informed as to his wonderful doings in ages past, and should be made to know his strength, and the wonderful works that he has done. The best education is education in the best things. The first lesson for a child should be concerning his mother’s God. Teach him what you will, … Continue reading What Should We Teach our Children? Charles Spurgeon Answers
On June 5th 2011, pastor John MacArthur finished preaching verse by verse through the New Testament. This is an extremely rare accomplishment given that no preacher over the past century has achieved such a feat. Those of you who are familiar with MacArthur’s preaching will know that he doesn’t rush in his preaching (it took him 10 years to preach through the gospel of Luke). … Continue reading A Tribute To John MacArthur
In an installation sermon he preached in 1996, titled Advice to Pastors: Preach the Word, Piper exhorts other pastors to give themselves to this kind of preaching, which he calls “expository exultation”: “Our hearts will not be drawn out to worship if someone just dissects and analyzes the worth and glory of God but does not exult in it before us. Our hearts long for … Continue reading John Piper on “Expository Exultation”
Shepherd the Flock 