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Jan 13, 2025 | 
banneroftruth.org | Jeremy Walker |Jonathan Landry Cruse |David MacKinnon |Richard Sibbes
Jeremy Walker, pastor at Maidenbower Baptist Church, surveys a number of recent Banner titles. The republication of Puritan volumes has gathered pace in recent decades. That very proliferation brings a challenge: where to begin? Which Puritans wrote about which topics? Where can I at least dip into the writings of such men about pertinent and pressing issues? How might they help me with this sermon or series?
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
desiringgod.org | Jeremy Walker
On the morning of Sunday, June 5, 1864, Charles Spurgeon ascended the pulpit to deliver a sermon that he expected would cost him dearly. Friends might turn away; his influence might take a severe blow; his sermons might no longer be printed. Should he preach it? Should he publish it?
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Jun 6, 2024 | 
desiringgod.org | Jeremy Walker
If you could learn to preach from one man in particular, whom would you choose? Some may want to mention big names of today. Others may be entranced by great preachers of the past, the names that echo through history. Perhaps, closer to home, a dear mentor left a particular imprint upon us. But what about the apostles, men full of the Holy Spirit, and their inspired sermons recorded in Scripture? Should we not learn from them first?
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May 10, 2024 | 
banneroftruth.org | Jeremy Walker
Date May 10, 2024 The following post first appeared (on October 24, 2016) on www.reformation21.org, a blog run by the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. It is posted here with their kind permission.
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Jan 12, 2024 | 
desiringgod.org | Jeremy Walker
The Puritans, at their best, cultivated a communion with the living God that flowed naturally into prayer. Moreover, as Christlike pastors, they prayed Christlike prayers, reflecting the desires and priorities of their Savior for his people. In learning prayer from the Puritans, we are not seeking to become mere mimics. We do not live in the seventeenth century; we may not live in those places where the Puritans walked.
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Dec 31, 2023 | 
tabletalkmagazine.com | Jeremy Walker |Nick Batzig |Jonty Rhodes
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Oct 27, 2023 | 
desiringgod.org | Jeremy Walker
To say that some sermons reach the pulpit half-baked would be unfair to bread. Some sermons are barely dough; some little more than a collection of dry ingredients. The sermon, as a sermon, is barely begun, largely unappetizing, not particularly nourishing, lacking the enticing taste and texture of a fresh-baked loaf. What is the problem? Perhaps the preacher is a recent seminary graduate rehearsing his lectures on a certain book of the Bible.
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Aug 20, 2023 | 
sermonaudio.com | Jeremy Walker
Speaker:Jeremy Walker 1,678 sermons Embed Email To Share Favorites >Christ Unchanged, Unchanging - 1/8/2023Troubled heart finds joyful.. - 4/9/2023The Disobedience of Jonah - 5/7/2023The Christian Testimony - 6/11/2023The Resurrection of Jesus Ch..
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Aug 16, 2023 | 
tabletalkmagazine.com | Jeremy Walker |Cory C. Brock
When someone is converted, there is an immediate and radical change. From the inner man outward, everything changes. For some people, perhaps converted from a more openly wicked life, that shift has effects that are obvious to others. Like the Gadarene demoniac, the sinner is now found clothed and in his right mind, and everyone can tell the difference. For others, although the inward shift is equally radical and equally absolute, the outward evidence is not so marked.
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Jul 31, 2023 | 
banneroftruth.org | Jeremy Walker
The question of persecution is a live one for many Christian believers across the world. Even in the West, we must reckon with the fact that opposition to the Christian gospel is growing, and the prospect of persecution is one we must take seriously. We asked Jeremy Walker, pastor of Maidenbower Baptist Church, how we ought to understand and prepare for trials and tribulations that arise to challenge our faith.
