Daniel Akin – Marks of A Healthy Community of Faith – Hebrews 13
Preaching from Hebrews 13, Dr. Akin challenges us on how the saved should live in response to our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Benjamin Merkle on Why Elders?
Benjamin Merkle, New Testament prof at Southeastern, talks about his new book, Why Elders? You can buy it online by clicking here.
Daniel Akin – Running the Race that is Set Before You – Hebrews 12:1-3
Preaching from Hebrews 12:1-3, Dr. Akin challenges the Fall 2009 graduates to keep their eyes on Christ and run with endurance in the race that God has laid out before them.
Daniel L. Akin – Marks of a Great Commission People – Romans 15:14-24
Preaching from Romans 15, Dr. Akin delineates the marks of Great Commission people. He exhorts believers to focus on the nations, be saturated by the gospel, and help those whom God sends.
Jeff Crook – Overwhelmed By The Shepherd – Psalm 23:5
Preaching from Psalm 23, Crook demonstrates how instead of being overwhelmed by the world, we should be overwhelmed by the Shepherd.
Josh Smith – Seeing Jesus Clearly – Mark 8:22-33
Preaching from Mark 8:22-33, Josh Smith shows how this parable is the hinge pin of Mark. Just as the disciples’ vision of Jesus was faulty, we too, need to see Jesus clearly as Messiah. (Poor audio for first 3:48)
Marty Jacumin – A Real Resurgence – Acts 17:16-34
Preaching from Acts 17, Dr. Jacumin shows us that a real resurgence begins with a brokenness for the lost, is built upon an authentic message, will take authentic courage, and will result in authentic praise.
Larry Trotter – Who’s the Least Important Person in the Room? – Philippians 2:1-4
Preaching from Philippians 2, Trotter presents the call to consider others better than yourself with the all important question, “Who’s the least important person in the room?”
Kevin Vanhoozer – Gospel Theater: Rehearsing, Improvising, Performing
This message was presented as part of the Page Lecture Series. Dr. Vanhoozer continues his lecture, “Doing Faith: Seeking (and Showing) Understanding in Company with Christ.”
