Leadership Interviews with Mark Dever

Drawing on decades of teaching Old Testament in seminary settings around the world, Dr. O. Palmer Robertson of Knox Theological Seminary in Ft. Lauderdale views Christ and the covenants, walking the listener methodically through God’s unfolding plan from a studied biblical-theological perspective.

Original publication date: Jun 25, 2002

Drawing on decades of teaching Old Testament in seminary settings around the world, Dr. O. Palmer Robertson of Knox Theological Seminary in Ft. Lauderdale views Christ and the covenants, walking the listener methodically through God’s unfolding plan from a studied biblical-theological perspective.

Original publication date: Jun 25, 2002

Dr. Michael S. Horton, fiery author, seminary professor, and editor of Modern Reformation, discusses the importance of the objective Cross-work of Christ over against the emphasis on subjective interpretation common in evangelical circles today.

Original publication date: Jun 18, 2002

What is expositional preaching? How do I know whether I’m preaching expositionally? Dick Lucas, best known for advocating expositional preaching, answers questions about his own background and ministry.

Original publication: 05.22.2002

With the variety of churches today, it would seem anything goes when it comes to the functioning of the church. But, is there actually a Biblical blueprint for church life? 9Marks discusses the book, Church Polity with the leaders of Capitol Hill Baptist Church.

[Original date: 10.31.2001]

A conversation between Mark Dever and J. I. Packer about life & ministry. (October 1999)

20 years ago, Rosaria Butterfield was a tenured English professor, an activist, and a lesbian. Now, she's a pastor's wife, a mom, and a Christian. What happened?

"If you say you're a Christian, but you're not helping other Christians follow Jesus, I'm simply not sure what you mean."

Practicing church discipline is difficult. Perhaps this is why many churches seem to have neglected it.

Christians should be persuasive, and with his new book Fool's Talk, Os Guinness offers a comprehensive presentation of the art and power of creative and distinctly Christian persuasion.

How should this desire to be persuasive affect our evangelism? Does God expect us to know the answers to every question? And how can we do this while remaining humble, recognizing that salvation is all of grace?

For our most recent 9Marks interview, Mark Dever sits down with Guinness to talk with him about these questions and more. We hope you'll find it useful.