Feed My Sheep
Feed My Sheep
Book by Albert Mohler Jr.
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Book by John Piper
Biblical Preaching
Book by Haddon W. Robinson
Christ-Centered Preaching
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Feed My Sheep: A Passionate Plea for Preaching
- Author: Albert Mohler Jr.
- Length: 285
- Edition: Paperback
- Publisher: Soli Deo Gloria Ministries
Description of Feed My Sheep:
This book is a plea for preachers to "preach the Word." It will encourage pastors to strive to maintain their calling. However, it is not intended just for pastors; it will also be useful in guiding congregations to know what to look for in a pastor and in holding their preachers to this Biblical standard.
Information on Feed My Sheep from the publisher:
Biblical preaching is nearing extermination in our day. There is "sharing," "suggesting," plenty of storytelling, and lots of preaching to "felt needs." But the authoritative, expositional opening of the Word of God is more rare to find all the time. This book is a plea for preachers to "preach the Word." In the Old Testament God decried the fact that His people were perishing for lack of knowledge about Himself. Too often, those who have been called to feed Christ's sheep do little more than pet them instead of feeding them the Word of God. This book is for pastors and people alike. It will encourage pastors to strive to maintain their calling. It will guide congregations in holding their pastors to this Biblical standard.
Description of Albert Mohler Jr., author of Feed My Sheep:
Biblical preaching is nearing extermination in our day. There is "sharing," "suggesting," plenty of storytelling, and lots of preaching to "felt needs." But the authoritative, expositional opening of the Word of God is harder to find all the time. In the Old Testament God decried the fact that His people were perishing for lack of knowledge about Himself. Too often, those who have been called to feed Christ's sheep with the Word of God do little more than pet them. This book is a plea for preachers to "preach the Word." It will encourage pastors to strive to maintain their calling. However, it is not intended just for pastors; it will also be useful in guiding congregations to know what to look for in a pastor and in holding their preachers to this Biblical standard.