Biblical preaching should give you more than a few helpful ideas for the week. Todd contrasts expository preaching with the me-centered “TED Talk” approach, offers a biblical grid for evaluating worship music, and tackles a listener’s question about whether women should serve Communion.
Segment 1
• Todd introduces the heart behind his new book, Go Serve Your King. Pre-Order today at FortisInstitute.org/King
• Why your faith shouldn’t occupy a separate spiritual category from your work, money, recreation, family, and everyday responsibilities.
• Christianity isn’t a checklist. Learn how ordinary faithfulness in the life God has already given you can glorify your King.
Segment 2
• What’s the difference between biblical expository preaching and a Christianized TED Talk?
• Does your pastor begin with what God has said—or with a topic, felt need, story, or cultural trend?
• Todd gives seven questions you can use to evaluate the preaching you hear every Sunday.
Segment 3
• Todd examines Andy Stanley’s sermons and asks whether they’re teaching you the Bible—or simply teaching you Andy Stanley’s ideas.
• Is your worship music primarily about God and His glory, or about you and your experience?
• Five questions to consider when evaluating whether the songs your church sings are biblically faithful, God-centered, and appropriate for congregational worship.
Segment 4
• A missionary planting an underground church challenges Todd’s view on women administering the Lord’s Supper.
• Does Scripture actually require elders or men to distribute Communion—or are we turning a biblical pattern into a rule?
• Should women read Scripture in the gathered church? Todd considers where participation ends and teaching authority begins.
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