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Spirit Empowered Preaching: Involving the Holy Spirit in Your Ministry is unavailable, but you can change that!

One of the great dangers that faces today's preachers is the problem of an over intellectual approach. Careful, meditative and painstaking exegesis brings a potential liability, that of losing the vitality, which must accompany exposition. The Puritans called it 'that certain unction;' Martyn Lloyd-Jones called it 'an access of power;' others have called it 'the anointing.' If you desire that...

impressed itself upon my mind was this: how can I ask for the Holy Spirit’s power in preaching when I am completely out of step with the Holy Spirit’s purpose in His word? I was soon to discover that this question had been addressed by many to whom I needed to listen. This is the design that He (the Holy Spirit) is sent upon, this is the work that he comes to do; even as it was the design and work of Jesus Christ to glorify the Father, by whom He was sent. And this are they always to bear in mind
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