How to Listen to a Sermon (Part 2)
In part 1 of my advice on how to listen to a sermon, I said that listening to a sermon begins on
About Jason Garwood
Rev. Dr. Jason Garwood serves as the teaching pastor of Cross & Crown Church in Northern Virginia. He is husband to Mary and father to three children. His passion is the gospel, and his desire is for the social order of the Kingdom of God to be present in the here and now. His motto: All of Christ, for all of life.How to Listen to a Sermon (Part 1)
I posted something a couple of weeks ago called, "What I Want from a Sermon." My aim was to get at the
What I Want From a Sermon
Disclaimer: I don't mean for the title of this blog post to sound so self-serving. "I want this, I want that, me,
the gifts of repentance and faith.
After our Sunday gathering yesterday I had someone approach me and ask a question about something I had said in the sermon.
5 Signs You Are Making Disciples of Your Church (Instead of Disciples of Jesus)
Everyone makes disciples, and everyone shares good news about it. Just think about all the disciples that are made each and every
Book Review: Tough Topics by Sam Storms
In his book ‘Tough Topics,’ Pastor Sam Storms attempts to tackle some of the most often asked questions in Christianity today. I
God is GREAT, so we don’t have to be in control.
*Published in the Tuscola County Advertiser. For podcast information, please visit www.colwood.org* Martin Lloyd-Jones once said that part of our problem in
it’s finally here!
3 months, 12 sermons and 52,000+ words later... My first book is now available for purchase. I titled it The Fight for
Article: Responding to suffering and tragedy.
*This article was published in the Tuscola County Advertiser on Wednesday, December 19, 2012. The events of last Friday have left yet another mark
Favorite Books of 2012
(That I read)... In no particular order... 1. Glorious Ruin by Tullian Tchividjian 2. Desiring God by John Piper 3. Gospel Deeps