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How the Pew Can Help the Pulpit

June 4, 2014
By H.B. Charles Jr.
  It was the last day of the revival. I had just finished my ninth sermon of the meeting. I stood to give my lasting remarks. And I said what I was thinking. Usually, I am able to mind my business when I preach away from home. But since I had no intention of ever returning to that church, I took a shot at them. Thanks for putting up with my preaching this week. And for all of your kindness and encouragement. But all the glory goes to God. Any human credit goes to the church I serve. They give...
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What Are You Worried About? | Matthew 6:25-34

June 3, 2014
What Are You Worried About? (Matthew 6:25-34)
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The Dynamics Of Christian Generosity Luke 6:37-38

June 3, 2014
The Dynamics Of Christian Generosity (Luke 6:37-38)
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The Psalm Of The King | Psalm 2

June 3, 2014
The Psalm Of The King (Psalm 2)
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Evangelism As A Way Of Life | Colossians 4:5-6

June 3, 2014
Evangelism As A Way Of Life (Colossians 4:5-6)
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Seeing And Believing (John 20:24-29)

June 3, 2014
Seeing And Believing (John 20:24-29)
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Praying for Wisdom | James 1:5-8

June 3, 2014
Praying for Wisdom (James 1:5-8)    
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Saturday Shout-Outs: Podcast, Sermons, & Ministry Links

May 31, 2014
By H.B. Charles Jr.
Good day and thanks for reading my blog!  The On Preaching Podcast will debut next week. The podcast will be dedicated to helping you preaching faithfully, clearly, and better. I hope you will listen and share. ! I will begin my weekly sermon manuscript distribution, as well. Sign up in the box to the right to join the weekly sermon list. H.B. Charles Jr: On Whooping Registration is open for the Cutting It Straight Expository Preaching Conference I will host at the Shiloh Church in Jacksonville on September 24-26, 2014. Make plans to meet us for this great event. The conference...
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On Whooping

May 27, 2014
By H.B. Charles Jr.
The first preacher to influence me was my father. He was more of an orator than a whooper. His preaching had a rhythm and cadence. But he, and most of his preaching colleagues, were not real whoopers. Then it happened. I heard whooping. Real whooping. At the conclusion of the sermon, the preacher turned his words into music. In a real sense, he started singing his sermon. I immediately determined that was the way I wanted to preach. So I began to practice. And I started listening to good whoopers. Being able to sing a bit, I was able to...
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Notes from Sunday | Memorial Day Weekend 2014

May 25, 2014
By H.B. Charles Jr.
Happy Memorial Day! Today is an anniversary, of sorts, for me. I first preached at the Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church the last weekend of May, six years ago. Unfortunately, I did not get to worship with my congregation today, as I was away on assignment. But I heard it was a great day of worship. Thanks to our pastors, staff, and volunteers for carrying on in my absence. You make it happen! I preached today at the Parkside Church in Cleveland, where Alistair Begg is Pastor-Teacher. I have read Alistair Begg’s books and listened to his Truth For Life messages...
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Saturday Shout-Outs: Moody PC, Praise Night, & Ministry Links

May 24, 2014
By H.B. Charles Jr.
Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Thanks to Dr. Paul Nyquist for the opportunity to speak at Moody's 2014 ReFocus Pastors Conference. A big shout-out to our Pastor of Worship, Joe Pace, for leading Praise Night 2014 at the Shiloh Church this weekend. It was a great night of corporate worship! Check out my new post: Gospel Artists, Please, Pick a Side! Registration is open for the Cutting It Straight Expository Preaching Conference I will host at the Shiloh Church in Jacksonville on September 24-26, 2014. Make plans to meet us for this great event. And tell your friends.   Chris Hefner:...
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Gospel Artists, Please, Pick a Side!

May 23, 2014
By H.B. Charles Jr.
  Have you heard the one about the Civil War soldier who couldn't decide whether he wanted to fight with the Union or the Confederates? So he wore Confederate gray pants and a Union blue jacket to war. And he was shot by both sides! I imagine this is how Gospel Music artists often feel. Many Gospel artists feel their gifts and work are unappreciated by the church and disrespected by the world. They really don't know which side to fight for. But, with all due respect, this local pastor and passionate fan begs you to pick a side! No,...