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Why do Reformed Christians get a reputation for being bad at evangelism? Dr. R. Scott Clark, who once taught Evangelism Explosion, joins Rev. Chris Gordon to talk honestly about the pressure tactics he learned as a young Southern Baptist, why he came to see some of those methods as manipulative, an…
Preaching from Philippians 1, Pastor Chris Gordon asks why so many people drift from the church, and finds the answer somewhere other than doctrinal disagreement. Most people today approach a congregation the way they approach everything else in a consumer culture — as a product measured by whether…
Pastor Chris Gordon preaches from 1 Kings 22, one of the most startling passages in the Old Testament. Ahab, king of Israel, wants to go to war for Ramoth Gilead, and he assembles four hundred prophets who unanimously promise him victory. Jehoshaphat, the godly king of Judah, is not satisfied and a…
In part two of this conversation, Rev. Chris Gordon and Dr. R. Scott Clark press the question that critics of law and gospel preaching rarely ask: what is the tone, and what is the aim? Clark insists that faithful ministers must never soften the law — it is the legalist, he argues, who quietly tone…
A recent online critique of "law and gospel preaching" prompted this conversation between Pastor Chris Gordon and Dr. R. Scott Clark. Rather than dismissing the criticism, they take it seriously: yes, a preacher can force a grid onto a text, flatten every moral imperative, and end a sermon with a c…
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