How to Preach an Effective Easter Message
In the classroom at Southwestern Seminary, I regularly remind preaching students of the importance of what I call “pulpit stewardship.” This refers to stewarding time, energy, and resources faithfully in
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Casting a Vision for Sunday Morning Worship
All too often, pastors and ministry leaders are so busy with the details associated with Sunday morning worship that we forget the most important aspects of our gathering. In this
Founder’s Day 2025
A panel discussion for Founder’s Day took place in SWBTS Chapel on March 13, 2025.
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Sermon starters are video tutorials of a biblical book to highlight key preaching pointers and theological themes based on the substance, structure, and spirit of the text.
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Sermon structures highlight the semantic layout and analysis of a biblical passage to assist preachers re-present the structure of the text in a sermon.
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Preaching Source
Providing resources and insights for pastors and preachers on the subject of text-driven preaching.
Southwestern Journal of Theology
The oldest theological journal continually published by a Southern Baptist seminary
Artistic Theologian
A journal about worship, church music, and culture for musicians, pastors, church music students, and worship leaders.
Southwestern News Magazine
Bringing Southwesterners the latest news and updates from their alma mater in Fort Worth, TX.
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