Foreword by John MacArthur. In recent years we are told that there has been an increase in people coming to faith in Christian Church, yet impact on society seems to have been minmal. What is really happening? David Eby presents a persuasive, and yet gentle rebuke to the church for paying more atten... (more)

Preaching Christ is the first in the series of ET Perspectives and sets out a biblical case for believing that Christ-centred preaching is the only authentic preaching for the Christian Church today. Eminently readable, the booklet is intended not only for those who preach but also for those who l... (more)

Defining what makes a sermon distinctly Christian, Clowney lays the theoretical foundation for preaching Christ in the whole Bible and presents sermons that exemplify his point.

"Challenge" has routinely been associated with the message of Jesus—and rightly so. But beyond the challenging words of Jesus come the "hard sayings"; these persist in shaking us out of our easy chairs of faith and stir us to reexamine the gospel in all its glory—the glory of the Crucified One. When... (more)

'The Power of Speaking God's Word is much more than a book about preaching, 'the great purpose of the oral craft,' writes Ellsworth, 'is to create a sermon inside the preacher in all its fullness so that, when the moment to preach comes, the text of scripture in all its meaning and significance pour... (more)

Is a preaching-centered ministry truly useful in today's society? Alexander argues through this booklet that biblical, expository preaching is as central to any church's acivity as Scripture is to its life, and explains why a focus on such preaching is more important than ever. Divided into eight ma... (more)