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As DVDs and the Internet become more prevalent in the music industry, we’ll continue to see videos used in different ways to support Christian music. Some like Worship at the Abbey and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Singers video attempt to connect worshipping the Lord through song with worshipping him through ministry. Others capture the thrilling live … Continue reading “The DVD Experience (Summer 2008)”

Seen any good concerts lately? Our latest round-up of the newest DVD releases in Christian music include three CD/DVD projects from best-selling bands, three companion videos to recent worship albums, a tween-oriented concert video, and a live performance from one of the best in Christian Latin music. Brooklyn Tabernacle ChoirCasting CrownsDavid Crowder BandGateway WorshipHillsong LiveNewsboyspureNRGJesús … Continue reading “The DVD Experience (Fall 2008)”

Drum roll, please! As 2007 comes to a quick close and 2008 rushes in, we invite you to take a sneak peek at the top Christian children’s musical offerings of the past year. Our fourth annual edition of the round-up again focuses on entries that are geared for kids ranging from the tiniest tots through … Continue reading “The Best Christian Children’s Albums of 2007”

I’m sitting in row seven watching Dr. Bob, our senior pastor, give today’s sermon for children. He raises a box and squints his eyes as though he is trying to figure out what is in it. Now most of us, children and adults alike, love guessing games. So, Dr. Bob calls his weekly children’s talk … Continue reading “What’s in the Box?”

My wife makes the best fudge brownies in the world. Fresh out of the oven, they fill the air with hunger-inducing aroma. Not waiting until they cool, you bite into the soft cake, and it nearly melts in your mouth, making you immediately want more.My wife also makes the worst fudge brownies in the world. … Continue reading “Preaching Doctrine with Flavor”

My last article concluded with this challenge: Preach as Trinitarians, and I dealt with two issues: a) Preach the Trinity in the Whole story of Scripture; b) Preach all Three Persons. Now we consider two further aspects. Preach the Trinity in Scripture texts. Keep looking for the Trinity in every text. While the word “Trinity” … Continue reading “Preaching and Trinitarian Worship (part 4 of a series)”

Parents ask this question on a daily basis. “Should I microwave some TV dinners or make a salad? Or maybe I’ll boil some spaghetti and open a can of sauce. Oh forget all that…the traffic is terrible, I think I will just get some Taco Bell take out.” The decision about what to serve for … Continue reading “What Will I Serve for Dinner?”

Through his pastoral service at First Baptist Church, in Atlanta, his In Touch TV and radio ministry and his many books, Charles Stanley has become one of the nation’s best known preachers. Preaching editor Michael Duduit recently had the opportunity to visit with Pastor Stanley about his newest book and his preaching ministry. Preaching: Your … Continue reading “Preaching Through Landmines”

Expository preaching is much more than a type of sermon or style of preaching. In its truest sense, it is a methodology resulting from a theology. In other words, expository preaching is the direct result of our high view of Scripture. Because the Bible is the Word of God—inerrant, infallible and inspired—we must commit ourselves to … Continue reading “The Expository Method”

I remember when e-mail was the coolest thing going. Now e-mail is for us old guys, as the millennial generation has stepped things up to communicating with each other via text-messaging. You’ve seen them – young men and women pounding away at their tiny cell phones with their thumbs, sending each other important messages like … Continue reading “prchg I txt”