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Meditate on the Word by Memorizing It I don’t know of a single exercise that is more rewarding and enriching for me than memorizing God’s Word. I agree with Dallas Willard: Bible memorization is absolutely fundamental to spiritual formation. If I had to choose between all the disciplines of the spiritual life, I would choose …

Below are the audio recordings from the sessions at the 2012 One8 Preaching Workshop I spoke at with Dr. Russell Moore. Thanks to all who were involved in putting on this event. I’ll be participating in another One8 event later in the year that focuses on Church planting. Be sure to check out the One8 …

Next week, I leave for Kyiv, Ukraine to teach at KTS for a week. I’ve done this many times and always look forward to my time in Ukraine. The people of Ukraine have a special place in the hearts of Kimberly and me– especially the four we adopted in 2009. Below is a video about …

Meditate on the Word by Studying It There is a distinction between reading and studying. Reading the Bible is generally more casual and prayerful, or as some would say, “devotional.” A reading plan allows us to gain understanding of the flow of redemptive history and helps us see important verses that apply to our lives. …

How should you fill your mind with God’s Word? What are the ways in which we should “let the Word of Christ dwell in us richly?” If you are going to become a student and lover of God’s Word and the God of the Word, then you need to plan to answer some specific questions. …