Showing posts with label TGC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TGC. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2013

The Biggest Mistakes Young Preachers Make

Great words of advice for new preachers from Voddie Baucham, Russell Moore and Tullian Tchividjian in The Gospel Coalition video below.

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

TGC Conference Audio Available


Last month around 5,000 people gathered in Orlando for The Gospel Coalition's national conference.  As TGC's founding documents state, their desire is "to serve the church we love . . . in an effort to renew the contemporary church in the ancient gospel of Christ." As such, they have made all of the TGC13 conference media (78 talks) available online for free. What a blessing to have all of this great teaching at our fingertips!

Friday, August 12, 2011

The Gospel Coalition Women's Conference


From time to time I try to recommend good conferences to readers of this blog.  Though it obviously won't work for many of my readers, one such conference is The Gospel Coalition Women's Conference next June 22-24 in Orlando, with the theme Here is Our God: God's Revelation of Himself in Scripture.

If you are a woman, I highly recommend you look into this conference, and consider registering before the early registration deadline of December 31.  Among the main session speakers will be Tim Keller, Nancy Leigh DeMoss, John Piper, D.A. Carson, Paige Benton Brown and Jenny Salt, the final two of which can be seen on the video below discussing their views on teaching the Bible to women.


Dare to Go Where Few Women's Studies Will Go from The Gospel Coalition on Vimeo.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

TGC11 Workshop Audio

Yesterday Zach Nielsen posted a blog entry that had links to audio from all of the workshops at the 2011 Gospel Coalition Conference. I've re-posted them below.  So much good teaching, so little memory available on my iPod...

Training the Next Generation of Pastors and Other Christian Leaders
R. Albert Mohler, Jr. Mark Driscoll, David Helm, Don Carson, and Ligon Duncan

The Pastor’s Counseling Ministry
David Powlison

The Gospel for Muslims
Thabiti Anyabwile

Is Your Church a Safe Place for Sad People? Learning to Walk with Each Other Through Loss
Nancy Guthrie

Old Testament Narrative: Letting the Literature Speak
Kathleen B. Nielson

Women Teaching Women the Bible: A Suggested Model
Jenny Salt

Justification Versus Self-Justification
Ray Ortlund Jr.

Preaching a Christ to Whom We Can Come
Colin Smith

Orphans and Adoption
Russell Moore and Voddie Baucham

Power Through Weakness
Tim Savage

Signs of Grace in Inner-City Church Planting
Eric Mason

Gospel Faithfulness and Business Leadership in Tumultuous Times
Bob Doll

Christianity Explored – A Biblical Strategy for Effective Evangelism in the Local Church
Craig Dyer and Alistair Begg

What Should a Local Church Look Like?
Tim Keller, Crawford Loritts, and Mark Dever

Pastoring with Discernment: Applying the Gospel to the Hearts of Those You Serve
C. J. Mahaney

Asian American Christian Thought and Theological History: Pastoral Implications for Diversity and Innovation in a Multiracial Church
Stephen Um and Julius Kim

An Invitation to Hispanic Pastors and Would-Be Pastors
Juan Sanchez

Humble Orthodoxy
Josh Harris

Gospel-Centered Pastoral Leadership
Sandy Willson

The Feminist Mistake
Mary Kassian

Literary Beauty and Gospel Truth: Celebrating the Biblical Union
Kathleen B. Nielson

Pure Desire: Gospel-Centered Morality in a Sex-Saturated Society
Gary Inrig

Mixing Whites and Colors Without Making Them Run: Building Gospel-Centered, Intentionally Multicultural Churches
John Mahaffey

‘They All Look Alike To Me’: The Implications of a Christ-Centered Identity on the Issue of Racial Reconciliation in the Church
K. Edward Copeland

Writing Corporate Worship Music
Keith and Kristyn Getty

The Spirit-Filled Missional Ministry of Jesus
Mark Driscoll

Trellis and Vine
Tony Payne and Colin Marshall

Fostering a Praying Church
Scotty Smith

The Genesis of Gender
Mary Kassian

When Despair Invades Gospel Work: Learning from Elijah
Paige Benton Brown

One-on-One Discipleship: Grass-Roots Church Growth
Jenny Salt

Biblical Theology: What It Is and Why It Matters
Stephen Um and Richard Lints

Substitutes for the Gospel: A Modest Critique of Modern Evangelicalism
Erwin Lutzer

The Mission of the Church
Kevin DeYoung and Greg Gilbert

Leading Corporate Worship Music
Keith and Kristyn Getty

Seizing Global Gospel Opportunities: Why and How You and Your Church Can Get Involved
Michael Oh

Questioning Evangelism
Randy Newman

The Heart of the Expositor
Kent Hughes

Friday, April 15, 2011

#TGC11 Audio Available


Audio of all the main sessions at the 2011 Gospel Coalition Conference is available for free download. Simply click here for access to this wonderful teaching on "Preaching Jesus and the Gospel from the Old Testament."

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Teaching From The Gospel Coalition

Two years ago I attended The Gospel Coalition conference in Chicago.  It was a fantastic experience and I thought very seriously about attending the 2011 installment of TGC this week.

Though it didn't work out for me to go, thanks to the wonders of technology, I've been blessed by the opportunity to take in some of the conference's great teaching.  Yesterday I watched Albert Mohler's talk via the live online stream of the conference's plenary talks provided  courtesy of Desiring God and TGC.  Last night I reviewed hundreds upon hundreds of tweets tagged #TGC11 and got a good feel for Tim Keller's talk, which has now been posted online, and which I plan on listening to later.

After the conference is over I will post another entry with links to all the talks.  Though I haven't heard it yet, I look forward to hearing Allistair Begg's talk from last night.  According to Justin Taylor's blog, Between Two Worlds, he concluded with this quote from John Calvin:

Without the gospel
everything is useless and vain;
without the gospel
we are not Christians;
without the gospel
all riches is poverty,
all wisdom, folly before God;
strength is weakness, and
all the justice of man is under the condemnation of God.
But by the knowledge of the gospel we are made
children of God,
brothers of Jesus Christ,
fellow townsmen with the saints,
citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven,
heirs of God with Jesus Christ,
by whom
the poor are made rich,
the weak strong,
the fools wise,
the sinners justified,
the desolate comforted,
the doubting sure, and
slaves free.
The gospel is the Word of life.