The Preacher's Devo Podcast

The Preacher's Devo Podcast

The Preacher's Devo Podcast currently features two seasons. Season 1 is a walk through the Heidelberg Catechism. Season 2 explores 40 of the top Christian hymns of all time!

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What is Expository Preaching

What is Expository Preaching

I believe expository preaching is the best type of preaching style. Expository preaching must be biblically centered, Christ-exalting, and God-honoring. Click below to find a few definitions of "expository preaching"

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Recommended Study Resources

Recommended Study Resources

The best preachers and students of God's Word must build a robust theological library. Such resources serve to aid in the study of God's Word, while we pursue to stay faithful to sola Scriptura. If you're working on building your theological library, click below for more info.

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I Found the Cure for Cancer!

“Why won’t God heal my body? Why do I have to go through all this pain? Why can I not catch a break? Going though chemo was hard enough, but back surgery and so many different procedures?” These are a few of the questions a good friend posed to me recently. Just this week I

He’s Risen! … Are You Sure?

Easter marks the most important event in human history. Christians around the world gather to worship Jesus Christ in worldwide celebration over his resurrection. One of the most common greetings used at Easter is the responsive greeting, “He is risen!” to which others reply, “He is risen indeed!” But did Jesus really rise from the

St. Patrick’s Day and Lessons from the Man

Few evangelists hold prominence in the history of Christianity. Saint Patrick is one of them. Patrick was born in the 5th century AD. He is known as the “apostle of Ireland.” But he is most widely recognized as the Saint of Ireland. Every year, on March 17th, the Roman Catholic church, the Anglican, Eastern Orthodox,

Immigration and American Christians

How should Americans deal with the issue of immigration? That seems to be the “million dollar question.” Or should I say, “billions of dollars question”? The Center for Immigration Studies estimates annual services and assistance costs for post-1969 immigrants is aproximately $92.67 billion. Even though immigration issues are often remedied by government, Christians too have

Ethnocentrism and the Church

Ethnocentrism has no place in the body of Christ. What I mean by ethnocentrism, is the belief that one ethnicity, race, or culture is superior to all others. Churches should seek Christocentrism, not ethnocentrism. Further, we should celebrate diversity of ethnicities in the world as part of God’s design for humanity. Ethnocentrism often leads to

Is it Okay That I’m Not Good Enough?

Have you ever been told you are not good enough? Nobody likes to be told they are not good enough. Words have the power to tear us down, discourage, and frustrate us. Many people undergo identity crises because they internalize the feeling of not being good enough. The fact of the matter is that we

Why God Cannot Be Who You Need Him to Be

I recently listened to a worship leader sing extemporaneously. His song had no title. In fact, the title of his song video is “Spontaneous Worship.” He sang, “Yahweh, Yahweh, you don’t change, you don’t change. Let my worship stay the same … I am, I am, I am, You are I am.” Then later in

Tired of All the Vitriol? Me Too!!

Public discourse is filled with hatred and vitriol. At least that is my perspective. I cannot watch the news, read online articles, and listen to public discourse without getting either frustrated or worn out. The blame game was strong in 2020 and it continues to linger. Maybe you are like me and you’re just mentally

Oh Man! … Or Should I Say Oh Person?

Nancy Pelosi may be one of the most consequential politicians of our time. Her political career began in 1976, and she is now one of the most powerful women in America and the world. Pelosi is also known for her ultra liberal ideas. Pelosi’s latest “stunt” has to do with certain House rules she recently

Why It’s Okay to Lament 2020

If the year 2020 could be summarized in one word, what word would you use? Some of the words that come to mind include: chaotic, hardship, suffering, confusion, grief, trials, loss, difficult. Whatever adjective or noun you choose to describe this past year, it it likely yours denotes some type of negative connotation. Indeed, we