Showing posts with label Al Martin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Al Martin. Show all posts

Thursday, September 20, 2018

WM 104: D. Scott Meadows on Al Martin's Pastoral Theology


Image: Al Martin with his new book on Pastoral Theology.


Image: D. Scott Meadows preaching at the 1689 Conference in Indianapolis (9.14.18)


Pastor Meadows and I both were speaking last week at the 1689 Conference in Indianapolis. I was able to get in a short interview with him last Friday evening (9.14.18). In the interview Pastor Meadows discusses his call to the ministry and his 27 years of pastoral service at Calvary Baptist Church (Reformed) in Exeter, New Hampshire. He also shares about his labors in editing the writings of influential RB pastor Albert N. Martin. Scott shares, in particular, about a new book by Al Martin titled Pastoral Theology: The Man of God: His Calling and Godly Life (Trinity Pulpit Press, 2018) (the first in a projected three volume series). We end the talk with a brief conversation on the beauty of the King James Version as an English Bible translation.

Enjoy!

JTR

Friday, April 27, 2012

Albert Martin on Crucial Issues in Personal Religion

Image:  Al Martin preaching at Men's Conference at Trinity
Church, Roanoke

Last weekend I and a brother from CRBC enjoyed attending the 2012 Men's Conference at Trinity Church in Roanoke, Virginia.  The folk from Trinity were more than gracious in extending hospitality throughout the weekend.

Pastor Albert Martin preached a series of four messages on Crucial Issues of Personal Saving Religion.  Martin preached vigorously and passionately about the need for personal holiness. The climactic fourth message in the series and its practical challenges on holiness is particularly well worth hearing.
JTR

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Al Martin on the Centrality of Preaching

This video from Al Martin, one of the deans of RB preachers, is a good follow up to recent posts on the centrality of preaching.  Martin gives this reply in response to the question:

What biblical principles or passages would you preach upon in order to declare the timeless relevance and the centrality of the preaching and teaching of the Word of God to our generation?

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