The Cripplegate
for a new generation of non-conformists
Pastor, let’s step into your study for a moment. It’s Wednesday or Thursday or maybe some weeks it’s Saturday night. You sit down to harvest the wheat of truth from the text to prepare the weekly …
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Imagine that you’ve invited a non-believing, unchurched friend to the worship service at your church this Sunday. You’ve explained about the old-school songs that he or she won’t know, prepared them …
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In his new book, Your Old Testament Sermon Needs to Get Saved (Moody Publishers, 2021), David King makes the case for what he calls a "Christ-centered approach" to interpreting and preaching the Old …
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This past Sunday was the graduation ceremony for The Master’s Seminary. These men were supposed to have graduated in May, but because of restrictions in California, the celebration was moved August. …
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For many families, the shift of churches to live-stream presents a great opportunity to teach younger children how to sit through a worship service. Of course the goal is that they would do more than …
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About 2 months ago we began to live-stream our services at Baltimore Bible Church. For those of you who don’t know what live-streaming is, it’s a way to simultaneously record and broadcast in …
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