Summer brings a welcome shift in schedule. Just prior to school’s end many parents weep and wail in weariness from the mundanity of schedule. Life flows by rhythms. Healthy rhythms order our lives in ways that honor and glorify God. One rhythmic adjustment I’ve implemented at LifePoint is the summer preaching schedule. I first...
Pastor Lane introduces the two ordinances of the church, baptism and Lord’s Supper. Four pillars establish believer’s baptism as the foundation for faith and practice at LifePoint Church. Believer’s baptism is identification with the Triune God; Father, Son & Holy Spirit, and is two-fold in nature including water (outward) and Spirit (inward). Three reasons...
This book review of Dennis Johnson’s Him We Proclaim was written as part of Pastor Lane’s doctoral course work, and as such, it is written in a more formal, academic tone than the rest of this blog’s posts. Still, we hope the audience will find these academic book reviews useful, which is why we have published...
This book review of Hadden W. Robinson’s Biblical Preaching was written as part of Pastor Lane’s doctoral course work, and as such, it is written in a more formal, academic tone than the rest of this blog’s posts. Still, we hope the audience will find these academic book reviews useful, which is why we have published...
This book review of Howard G. and William D. Hendricks’s Living by the Book was written as part of Pastor Lane’s doctoral course work, and as such, it is written in a more formal, academic tone than the rest of this blog’s posts. Still, we hope the audience will find these academic book reviews useful, which...
This book review of John Stott’s Between Two Worlds was written as part of Pastor Lane’s doctoral course work, and as such, it is written in a more formal, academic tone than the rest of this blog’s posts. Still, we hope the audience will find these academic book reviews useful, which is why we have published...