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Preaching to a Post-Everything World: Crafting Biblical Sermons That Connect with Our Culture is unavailable, but you can change that!

Do you think a postmodern audience may render your preaching post-relevant? Think again. Zack Eswine takes you through the nuts and bolts—and the heart and soul—of engaging today’s multicultural society with compelling messages from the pulpit. Such preaching, however, requires more than just contextualizing the message. Using this comprehensive and practical guide will help you to preach God’s...

Joshua graphically confirms this elsewhere (see Josh. 8:34–35; 10:24–25). This passage, at least in the first place, has less to do with getting a good study Bible and having a daily quiet time than we think. Joshua will succeed in killing people and taking the Promised Land if he faithfully follows the Word of God. Before we apply this passage to the spiritual realities of our lives, we must first ask what this passage means for persons who must handle acts of terror done in God’s name. To ask such
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