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Home > Exegesis > Ephesians Preaching on Ephesians An overview of the historical background and theology of Ephesians to help you develop your sermon series and apply it to your hearers.
Preaching on Matthew An overview of the historical background and theology of Matthew to help you develop your sermon series and apply it to your hearers. Image: Pearl / Lightstock Historical Background The author of the first Gospel in the New Testament is a brilliant author. He has both a clear theology of Jesus’ nature and function and a clear method for telling the gospel story. He is a brilliant theologian and articulate communicator.
Preaching on Luke An overview of the historical background and theology of Luke to help you develop your sermon series and apply it to your hearers. Image: Pearl / Lightstock Of all the books in the New Testament, Luke’s Gospel is the longest. The life of Jesus is chronicled similarly to Matthew’s and Mark’s portrayal. He devotes more ink to Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem, about ten chapters. In addition, one finds parables and other material not included in the other Gospels.
Preaching on Ezekiel An overview of the historical background and theology of Ezekiel to help you develop your sermon series and apply it to your hearers. Image: Pearl / Lightstock Historical Background Of all the prophets who had tough ministries to Israel, no one had a tougher ministry than Ezekiel. His name means “God strengthens,” and he is definitely made of gristle, given the breath-taking nature of what God called him to do, both overall and in detail.
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