“True life and true change in our hearers does not come from our ingenuity, but from the Word of the Spirit (John 6:63), set forth in plain speech, by a preacher who is looking to God.” — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
“Biblical expositors are not pining away in their studies searching for ways to bring relevancy to their message. They don’t need to. The Bible… — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
“Most churches are filled with people who love Jesus and are involved in every way that they feel capable. In reality, they are waiting… — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
“True life and true change in our hearers does not come from our ingenuity, but from the Word of the Spirit (John 6:63), set… — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
“Second, it changes our use of the pulpit—the Word now supports our intoxicating plans and purposes, rather than those of God. This is inebriated… — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
“Do you love Jesus? Do you really love him? Then manifest your love for him by feeding and tending those for whom he died.… — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
“Contextualization is a good dance partner, but she should never be allowed to lead. Put her before the exegetical steps in your sequence of… — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
“We are not free to do what we want with the Bible. It is sovereign. It must win. Always.” — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
“Blind adherence to contextualization alters our preaching in at least three ways, and none of them is for the better. First, it impairs our… — David R. Helm Copy Share Image
