Preaching from Matthew 6, Dr. Jackson addresses how the American dream and the desire for material things are obstacles our churches face when working to fulfill the Great Commission.
Professor George Robinson reflects on gospel encounters he and Southeastern students had with the Muslim community in New York city.
During an October 2009 mission trip to NYC, Micah Gaston and Cameron Proctor conducted interviews with New Yorkers on the streets of Manhattan. Although a few people refused to speak with them, the majority were willing to offer their opinions on things like religion, belief in God, and getting to heaven. No one expected the response of Rafael, a native of Puerto Rico, who was eager to tell what he had learned. Cameron and Micah graciously listened to his belief system and offered him an alternative viewpoint, the truth of Scripture.
Justin White reflects on the first two days of the SEBTS mission trip to New York city. Apprehensive at first, Justin marvels at the providence of the Lord in opening opportunities to engage with New Yorkers in Gospel-centered conversations.
The SEBTS team got a wet welcome to New York, but the first night was beautiful. Our thoughts and prayers are drawn to the millions of people in the city who need Christ.
Preaching from 1 Timothy 4:6-16, Graham speaks of the legacy of his grandfather and how he set an example in speech, life, love, faith, and purity. He encourages us to set the same example.
Preaching from Genesis 37-41, Dr. Merritt shows how the life of Joseph was very much like today’s average Joe and how we can persevere just as he did.
Expositional Preaching: A Defense & Charge – Closing the God Exposed conference, Dr. Dever brings a strong reminder that preaching symbolizes God speaking to us. He defends and charges the listener faithfully preach the Word of God.
Preaching from Nehemiah 8, in a message entitled, “Exposition in Non-White Contexts”, Anyabwile discusses the difficulties of preaching expositionally within certain cultural contexts. He challenges us to preach the Word regardless of the location.
