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Jenson on Preaching 6: "Never Mind, God Loves You Anyway"
John Steinbeck once quipped that every novelist really has one book in them, and the rest of their career is variations on it.1 The same is more or less true of preachers. Most of us develop, early on, a sermon we know how to give. Whether...
Jenson on Preaching 5: The Church and the Sermon
Every preacher feels the pull. The congregation has real problems: anxiety, grief, troubled marriages, money, the particular exhaustion of being alive in this decade. They come on Sunday carrying those things, and they would like to leave w...
Jenson on Preaching 4: Timshel and Tim Keller
Evangelical Ethics… and then Preaching
Most evangelical preachers are good at two things: telling you what to do, and telling you that Jesus died for you. The best ones do both, usually in that order—first the obligation, then the comfo...
Jenson on Preaching 3: The Grammar of the Gospel
A test, from Robert Jenson: take the central claim of the sermon, the simplest distillation of what the sermon is communicating. Then look at the grammar of that sentence. Is that sentence an “if… then” sentence, or a “because… therefore” s...
Jenson on Preaching 2: Is EVERY Text about Jesus?
It is a Sunday in early Lent. Your text is the story of Samuel hearing a voice in the night, 1 Samuel 3. The boy wakes up three times, thinking Eli is calling him. Eli sends him back to bed each time, until something clicks: “Go and lie dow...
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