Articles – 9Marks

Things are going well for Israel . . . until the people start to grumble.

How slowly should a pastor change things in a church? Jonathan chats with Mark Dever, John Folmar, and Josh Manley, in this second conversation about pastoral patience.

Is preaching just a "young man's game"? On this episode Jeremy, Ed, and Dave consider the benefits to older preachers, both those who start late and those who have been at it for a while.

In Numbers 5–8, Israel is still revving its engine, preparing to enter the Promised Land. For now, we read about a strange test for adultery, the genesis of the Nazirite vow, and Aaron’s blessing, one of the most well-known passages in the whole Bible.

Jonathan Leeman and Mark Dever talk to Josh Manley and John Folmar about Christianity in Afghanistan and the UAE, and the necessity of pastoral patience.

By the time we get to the beginning of Numbers, Israel is poised to take the Promised Land. But first, they need to receive their marching orders.

Church members ought to know their missionaries. How can pastors facilitate that relationship?

Every pastor knows they should apply the text. How should we do it well? How can we do it better?

In this episode, Mark interviews Jonathan about our new Journal—Sound Doctrine: The Foundation for Faithful Ministry—and, in particular, his very long Editor's Note, which focuses on the problems of the "deconstruction" project.

In this Pastors Talk episode, Jonathan chats with Mark about "Nine Marks of a Healthy Church", and how this hardcover edition introduces two “additional” marks.