Workman’s Toolbox

Workman’s Toolbox – 23.5.13

by Colin Adams 23 May 2013

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In recent months I have started to use Evernote as a tool in pastoral ministry. Here Brandon Hingleman explains 5 ways he is using Evernote in ministry. ————————————————– Some of the newly available recordings of the Gospel Coalition National Conference 2013 (and the auxiliary conferences) are particularly relevant to pastors. For example: Dangerous callings: Confronting [...]

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Workman’s Toolbox – 7.5.13

by UnashamedWorkman 7 May 2013

Great stuff here from David Helm. Dealing with the challenges of contextualisation, exegesis, theological reflection. Text or full notes?  Tim Ward gives us the pros and cons of both. ————— I know these are pretty well known, but pastor you are missing a trick if you are not listening to the latest 9marks interviews. There [...]

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Workman’s Toolbox – 1.5.13

by Colin Adams 1 May 2013

Dr Al Mohler – ‘Why Expository Preaching is a bad Idea‘ (video, audio). (This is an ironic title: Mohler is addressing objections to expository preaching and answering them). Getting through a preaching slump – Thabiti Anywabwile Book review: Al Martin – “Preaching in the Holy Spirit” It doesn’t matter if people don’t remember your sermons [...]

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Workman’s Toolbox – 23.4.13

by Colin Adams 23 April 2013

A lot of people I respect are talking highly of the book Saving Eutychus, written by Gary Miller and Phil Campbell. Here, for example, is Don Carson’s glowing recommendation: I have read books on how to make sure your sermon is interesting, and I have read books on how to make sure your sermon is [...]

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Workman’s Toolbox – 9.4.13

by Colin Adams 9 April 2013

How to turn around a church in 25 years. The Gospel Coalition Conference continues to be live streamed today (Tuesday) and tomorrow (Wednesday) Steve Jobs and the goal of preaching Marathon men: some thoughts on long term ministry Review: The Imperative Of Preaching ShareTweet

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Workman’s Toolbox – 19.3.13

by Colin Adams 19 March 2013

John Hindley explains the differences between a rural and urban pastorate. Having made this transition myself, I can resonate with much of what he is saying. Three preaching shortcuts to avoid Brian Croft speaks about voice problems on a Sunday. Hershael York on five things that are essential to any preacher: calling, teachability, passion, reckless [...]

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Workman’s Toobox – 12.3.13

by Colin Adams 12 March 2013

The importance of the Holy Spirit to the preacher. Sex in the sermon – This article is right. It is impossible to preach consecutively through the bible long, without preaching on sex. The bible is clear about sex’s blessings, and its potential pitfalls. Some good counsel about preaching to women. Best commentaries on Luke Resources [...]

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Workman’s Toolbox – 5.3.13

by Colin Adams 5 March 2013

Greg Gilbert answers the question: what is expository preaching? 200 preaching resources I was encouraged by the end of this article. John MacArthur is now preaching in 72 countries via his Grace to You TV program, in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. Yes, his sermons have Arabic subtitles! Eight questions to ask before [...]

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Workman’s Toolbox – 26.2.13

by Colin Adams 26 February 2013

Another round up of interesting links for pastors: An interesting article reporting on a sermon from the new Archbishop of Cantebury. The Priority of Preaching by John Cheesman. This is not a new article (1999) but it is well worth reading. The Word-less church. Preach with a translator: it might be good for your preaching. [...]

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Workman’s Toolbox – 12.2.13

by Colin Adams 12 February 2013

Not sure what to make of this: An 11 year old preaching prodigy in the pulpit. Craig Thompson reminds us to preach sermons people need, not sermons that people want. An excerpt: “Oftentimes, what we want is not what we need.  This is true in the sermons that we hear.  We may often desire to [...]

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