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Christopher Wright on His Book "The God I Don't Understand" 
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Christopher J. H. Wright
The Scriptures themselves show us a lot of examples of people who struggled with God, who had questions for God, who didn't always understand the ways of God.
The Unchanging Grounds of Our Authority
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John Koessler
PreachingToday.com: When we think about preaching with authority, what are the key questions we need to answer? John Koessler: The
Preaching on My Feet
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Craig Brian Larson
So as I read Lybrand's book, I had lots of questions. How do you actually do this? I asked my normal preparation questions: What's the subject of the text?
Dialogical Preaching (part 3)
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Bob Hyatt
post the passage that we're going to walk through in an on-line forum, asking the whole community to read it, meditate on it, and begin to ask questions of it.
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Five 'Birddogging' Questions for Biblical Exposition
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Earl Palmer
AUDIO WORKSHOP Five 'Birddogging' Questions for Biblical Exposition In this workshop Palmer looks at the textual work that precedes writing a sermon.
Feeling Cheated by God
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John Koessler
And this is the third important lesson that we learn from Jeremiah's pain: God's response to our most painful questions is often silence.
Application Without Moralism
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Bryan Chapell
He says preachers should not be afraid to call our people to commitment. To answer the what, where, why, and how questions people ask.
Authentic Inspiration
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John Ortberg
we do? Three of the questions I ask when I'm putting a message together are: First, What do I want people to understand? And that
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