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I had so much fun talking to Sam and @DrJimHamilton about my upcoming book FROM SILENCE TO SINAI: A GUIDED TOUR OF EXODUS.
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RT @missionary_com: Livestream our 2026 National Conference to hear from @JohnPiper, @RevKevDeYoung, Mark Dever, @mike_reeves, and more! ht…
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Two years ago. Fun conversation with Mark Dever and @JonathanLeeman about why ecclesiology matters in a church plant.
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All sinners, regardless of past trauma, messiness of life, socioeconomic background, or educational attainment must be converted the same way—through repentance and faith in Christ alone.
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How does faithful publishing strengthen global missions? In this episode, we explore how translation, indigenous authorship, and theological resources help build healthy churches around the world.
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In this special episode of Bible Talk, @_alexduke_ and Sam talk with @DrJimHamilton about his new “transparent” translation of the Psalms.
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Worse than offending unbelievers is treating them like they are believers. Instead, we must aim to help sinners see their sin and confess their need for Christ. This spiritual clarity is not cruel, but kind.
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In this episode of Pastors Talk, Mark Dever sits down with Sean DeMars to talk about his book Redemption Song, a short and approachable primer on congregational singing.
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Taylor Hartley sits down with John and Scott, co-authors of the new book on church-centered missions, to talk about returning ecclesiology to missiology.
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In this passage, Isaiah starts to describe a “servant” who has a mission for the nations.
@_alexduke_, @DrJimHamilton, and Sam discuss Isaiah 42.
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One of the greatest threats to pastoral friendship is pride. Pride whispers to us that mature pastors should be self-sufficient. It convinces us that asking for help is weakness and that admitting struggles will diminish our leadership.
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It can be easy to get lost in wanting to lead out in change just so we can say we did it, or out of a commitment to our reputation. But the motivation should be to bring greater glory to God and greater health to his church.
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In Isaiah 41, the Lord puts the gods of other nations on trial—and then he demolishes their case.
@_alexduke_, @DrJimHamilton, and Sam discuss.
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In this episode of Pastors Talk, Jonathan talks to Mark and Connie Dever, a candid vulnerable conversation about being a pastor’s wife.
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If there are no signs of a sinner being repentant and reconciled with God, we do not love them by simply adding their name to our church’s role and counting them among our number.
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Isaiah 40 is a glorious passage.
@_alexduke_, @DrJimHamilton, and Sam do their best.
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It seems the reason God gives pastors a job that is too big for one man is that he never intended for one man to do it alone!
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I don’t know of all the terrible things that are about to come upon us, but I do know that if we’re Christians, our long-term forecast is absolutely wonderful.
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And did you notice the sermon titles that followed 9/16?
“A Quest for Peace.” “…for Justice,” “…for Security,” and “…for Forgiveness.”
Who but God could have planned that! It’s like he was walking the congregation through stages of grief.
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