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Preaching with Balance: Achieving and Maintaining Biblical Priorities in Preaching is unavailable, but you can change that!

Imagine that preaching is like a 'see-saw' or 'teeter-totter.' It is not much fun unless the people on both sides are roughly equal in weight. If not then one will suspended in the air, the other stuck on the ground both going nowhere! Is this what you want of your congregation? Are they left high and dry or down in the dumps by their experience? Donald Hamilton doesn't want them to suffer this...

humanity that he exists, that he has divine power, and that the human race is somehow responsible to him. Furthermore, we cannot claim ignorance of his existence. As the apostle Paul argues, we are without excuse (Rom 1:20). This kind of revelation is helpful, but incomplete. It tells us relatively little about the personal nature of God. It does not inform us of his Trinitarian nature. It does not tell us about most of his attributes. It does not explain how we are to worship him. It does not clarify
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