David's Blog about Christian Faith

  by David W. Brown

For the past several decades studies on the internal workings of the evangelical church have reflected a movement away from solid theological teaching from the pulpit. Too often, sound biblical preaching has been replaced with prosperity sermons, business models, and self-help remedies that have produced a generation of believers that have become progressively ignorant of the Bible and Christian doctrines. Grounded: Anchoring the Evangelical Sermon in Theological Doctrine calls pastors back to their primary task of feeding the sheep. Author and pastor, David Brown examines twenty passages and builds an interpretation based upon historical, literary and grammatical methodologies, then provides a sermon outline for each passage. Both pastors and Sunday school teachers alike will find this book helpful in preparing sermons and teaching outlines that are anchored in theological doctrine. 

by John Morris & David W. Brown

 An intriguing, conversational look at the Biblical story of Jonah. Presented as a four-act play with snarky footnotes that some say are the best part of the book, the story unfolds with a narrative illustration that remains faithful to the Biblical text. With thought-provoking summaries and example sermons, you will find this book as instructive as it is entertaining. Browse the introduction and you may agree that you have never thought about Jonah in that way before and will always think of it in that way in the future.​