When Preaching the Law-Get Specific!
One of the distinctive marks of Lutheran preaching is the emphasis on law and gospel, sin and grace. We know that the law slays sinners before God, leading them to repentance and faith in the gospel....
View ArticleHow Did Christians 500 Years Ago “Do Church”?
Post by Nathan Rinne In just a couple of years, the 500-year anniversary of Martin Luther’s putting forth the 95 theses – which launched what is called the Reformation – will be upon us. As we...
View ArticlePreaching and Law and Gospel
On this week’s program, I spent the hour discussing a number of different issues surrounding the nature of preaching. I began with the question, “Should a pastor preach a sermon that is all law?” This...
View ArticleMatthew Garnett’s Helpful Evaluation of Tullian Tchividjian’s Preaching
+++ Post by Nathan Rinne Matthew Garnett, of the In Layman’s Terms podcast and the Federalist, shared an important piece last week on Facebook about Tullian Tchividjian’s Preaching. As I said there in...
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