Nov
02
2009
Brief Posts with Great Content
Tony Carter wonders “Is Balance a Four-Letter Word.” And he’s dragging Packer and Terry Johnson in on his side. I think he’s right.
Great preachers are the ones who preach really bad sermons. The difference is that they preach really bad sermons when they’re young, and are sharpened for life by critique.
Mediocre preachers are those who start off with sermons that are, eh, pretty good, but they’re never critiqued and this never grow.
We never feel Christ to be a reality until we feel him to be a necessity.-Austin Phelps, quoted by Gordon Keddie in Preacher on the run: The Message of Jonah (Hertfordshire, England: Evangelical Press, 1986), p. 85




