In this episode, the guys follow on from their previous discussion about preaching as God's primary means of grace. They ask, 'if the preaching of the Word of God is really such a special and unique event, what are we to make of boring preaching?'
Is it a problem with the hearer or the preacher and how do we resolve this issue?
For Part 1 of this discussion go here - What Does Jesus Have To Do With Preaching? Ft. Eddie Roberts
For more content with Eddie Roberts, listen to the Coffee House Session we recorded with him here - Protestant Crimes to Confessing Christ - with Eddie Roberts
You can find the book here for UK and US delivery - Preaching as the Primary Means of Grace - Julius Santiago
And for more content on the theology of preaching read Jonny's recent article here - Preaching: A Reflection - Jonathan Woodrow
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In this episode, the guys follow on from their previous discussion about preaching as God's primary means of grace. They ask, 'if the preaching of the Word of God is really such a special and unique event, what are we to make of boring preaching?'
Is it a problem with the hearer or the preacher and how do we resolve this issue?
For Part 1 of this discussion go here - What Does Jesus Have To Do With Preaching? Ft. Eddie Roberts
For more content with Eddie Roberts, listen to the Coffee House Session we recorded with him here - Protestant Crimes to Confessing Christ - with Eddie Roberts
You can find the book here for UK and US delivery - Preaching as the Primary Means of Grace - Julius Santiago
And for more content on the theology of preaching read Jonny's recent article here - Preaching: A Reflection - Jonathan Woodrow
Contact Broken Wharfe
Thanks for listening!