Words From Our Preacher

We have disabled comments temporarily due to a very sharp spike in spam oriented comments. I think we have fixed the problem and will soon resume accepting comments. #Administrative

Preacher’s Study Blog is meeting an important niche in the world of online publishing. Each month we serve almost 4,000 pages to people looking for serious Christian Bible study. Most of our U.S. visitors come from Texas, followed by California, Florida, Alabama and Georgia for the top 5. We have had visitors from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Internationally the top 5 are, USA, Canada, The UK, the Philippines and Australia. Our growth has been steady over the p

It’s always fun to look back at the year and see what the most popular posts were. It’s often surprising and not really what I would think. Here are the top 10 posts of 2010 based on the number of readers. 5 Ways to Stop Gossip Stop Gossip in the Church Church of Christ Music: What’s the Big Deal About a Piano Anyway? Understanding Bible Covenants Church Division –  Part 2 Ways to Stop Gossip – Your Response Shut My Mouth – 5 Ways to Stop Being A Gossip Church Division – Part

It has always been my goal to encourage comments here on the blog.Anyone and everyone is asked to comment or ask any question. You do not have to be a preacher or even a religious person. Anyone may comment. We get quite a bit of spam but it is almost always caught by the software before making it into publication. Because the software is so good at catching spam I am relaxing one of the rules which required you to enter both your name and email before publishing a comment. N

We have been posting here for over two years now and in that time we have accumulated many articles on a wide variety of subjects. Of course you can easily search for any topic by entering your search term in the box to the right but maybe you would be better served by visiting our archives. It is arranged by categories and a click will bring up the articles in that particular category. Why not take a moment now and visit the Preacher’s Study Blog archives? #Administrative

The Preacher’s Study Blog is pleased to offer a complete archive of all of our articles dating back to July of 2008. Visit the Archives page to find articles on a wide variety of subjects. You can also access the page from the tab at the very top of this page. I have left the comments on all articles in hopes that your thoughts will be stimulated to offer some addenda or criticism of the article. Please leave your comments for all to see. #Administrative

We’ve had some tough days over the past week which necessitated our move to a new hosting home and the transfer of all of our files. That has been a difficult task but we are near the finish line. There is more work to do. There are many things that must be fine-tuned before we are fully back. However the articles are available and readable. I hope they will help your Christian life. Some pictures are missing and we are working to restore them. Please be patient. Look for a f

We just want to say thank you for reading the Preacher’s Study Blog. It is a work of love that I enjoy immensely. I know that we disagree sometimes but at least it causes you to think and hopefully turn to the Bible to find answers to the all important questions of life. If I can get one person to study a little more then the work is a success. We have been out of town quite a bit this summer and the blog has not been of the quality you deserve. Please know that most of the t

I’ve been honored to be asked to preach this weekend in the small city of Vance, Alabama as part of a 2nd year anniversary for the Mercedes Drive church of Christ. Vance is the city where Mercedes Benz built a automobile manufacturing plant several years ago. Located along I20/59 between Tuscaloosa and Birmingham, the area is a rapidly growing commercial sector with many new neighborhoods springing up through the area. Mercedes Drive was planted two years ago with the support

I’ve changed the look of Preacher’s Study in order to make it more pleasing to the eye and easier to read. The previous layout required entirely too much work to make little changes. The new “Thesis” theme that you see here is top of the line and cutting edge for behind the scenes operations. You will continue to see some gentle changes over the weekend as we tweak things. I would love to have your comments and thoughts on the new, simple look. #Administrative