Eric Duenke

@NathanielKang @crossway Bro I won that last giveaway where I tagged you. No joke. Hope you win this one! @DuenkeRebecca

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Southern Seminary Press is proud to reintroduce A Treatise on the Preparation and Delivery of Sermons by John A. Broadus. First published in 1870, this classic shaped generations of Baptist preachers and remains one of the most influential works on preaching ever written. 📍If you're in Dallas for the SBC: Stop by the Southern Seminary booth tomorrow morning—we're giving away 300 free copies while supplies last. Can’t make it? We’ve got a giveaway too: ✅ Follow ❤️ Like + RT 💬 Tag a friend Winners announced next week. #SouthernSeminary #JohnBroadus #SBC25 #TrustedForTruth #SouthernSeminaryPress

Worship is a Spirit-led overflow of God’s identity through a believer by the sacrifice of Jesus Christ that manifests itself in an expression that proclaims God.

Grateful to have passed my exit interview today with W Andrew Williams, Jake Roudkovski, and Archie England. Thanks, guys, for reading my 265-page ministry project and conducting my exit interview. I can’t recommend the Doctor of Ministry @NOBTS highly enough!

We are saddened by the news of Dr. Shaddix’s passing, but we rejoice in knowing that he is in the presence of Christ our King. Please join us in praying for the Shaddix family.

How to be less anxious in 2025: -let God be enough for you -don't idolize your feelings -stop being a control freak -quit trying please everyone -let go of bitterness -fight against entitlement -don't obsess about circumstances -serve others -avoid watching junk -exercise

A new podcast episode dropped on using cross-references in preaching. ministryconvos.podbean.com/e/using-cross-…

This is noteworthy for theological education. I think these changes are reflective of the trend towards distance education. It will be interesting to see how institutions respond.

New podcast episode is up ministryconvos.podbean.com/e/ifb-and-sbc-…

“What is lacking is sermons meant to be God’s Word and received as such.” - Karl Barth during a lecture at the University of Göttingen in 1924

100%. Kuruvilla's commentaries are gold for preachers.

@pjgurry Yes. I used his commentary on Genesis, 1 & 2 Timothy, and am currently using his commentary on Mark and interacting with it in my DMin project. I think his hermeneutic and his emphasis on pragmatics need more attention. Thank you for recommending them!

If you’re a preacher, make sure you check out Abe Kuruvilla’s series of theological commentaries for preachers. The ones I’ve used have been really helpful. amzn.to/4ehCM2r

You know you are making disciples when your area of ministry continues in your absence.

I don’t love preaching because I love to preach. I love preaching because it allows me to draw near to God through His Word, and then I get to share that intimacy with God through His Word with His precious people. I love preaching because I love God, His Word, and His people.

“Imitating Bible characters, though popular and superficially easy, is a dead-end road for true biblical preaching. It is a homiletical shortcut that results in a hermeneutical short circuit.” - Sidney Greidanus

"You are never more yourself than when you are doing what God has called you to do." - Joel Gregory

Every regular guy in evangelical churches have been dying to say this for 40 years.

Navigating Congregational Expectations: A Guide for Pastors Pastors face the challenge of meeting diverse and often unforeseen expectations from their congregations. Here are four guiding questions I've found invaluable over my 30+ years in ministry.

@JamieKDew “We have to be a people that learn how to crucify the craving of human praise.” - Jamie Dew