Life and Ministry with J. I. Packer
A conversation between Mark Dever and J. I. Packer about life & ministry. (October 1999)
Leadership Interviews with Mark Dever
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Conversion & Its Costs: An Interview with Rosaria Butterfield
20 years ago, Rosaria Butterfield was a tenured English professor, an activist, and a lesbian. Now, she's a pastor's wife, a mom, and a Christian. Wha...
Discipling: A Conversation Between Mark Dever and Jonathan Leeman
"If you say you're a Christian, but you're not helping other Christians follow Jesus, I'm simply not sure what you mean."
Church Discipline: A Difficult and Necessary Task
Practicing church discipline is difficult. Perhaps this is why many churches seem to have neglected it.
Lessons for Fools: Mark Dever Asks Os Guinness about His New Evangelism Book
Christians should be persuasive, and with his new book Fool's Talk, Os Guinness offers a comprehensive presentation of the art and power of creative a...
Getting into the Weeds of Church Membership and Baptism with Bobby Jamieson and Jonathan Leeman
What is baptism? What does baptism mean? Is it simply an individual's declaration that they now belong to Jesus? Is it a sign and seal of the new cove...
Compelling Community—A Conversation with Mark Dever & Jamie Dunlop
If God the Holy Spirit left your church this weekend, what would happen next?
Elders: Raising Them Up & Keeping Them Together with Jeramie Rinne and Eric Bancroft
Where do elders come from? Is there a way to raise them up without trying to "reverse engineer" a man-made process? And once a church has elders, how ...
Life, Ministry, and Books with Tim Keller—Part 3: Books
In the last of a three-part interview,* Mark Dever interviews Tim Keller about his book-writing ministry, how he attempts to confront a secular audien...
Life, Ministry, and Books with Tim Keller—Part 2: Ministry
Mark Dever interviews Tim Keller about his pastoral legacy, what a typical Sunday morning looks like for him, his dichotomy-refuting "third way-ism," ...