In Depth:  Martin Salter

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Is it ungodly to work on your sermon delivery?
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Is it ungodly to work on your sermon delivery?

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

‘Just preach the word brother’, said the older preacher to his young apprentice. The younger man had expressed a desire to mature in the craft of communicating. The older man gently but firmly implied this was a waste of time – perhaps even an ungodly way to think about preaching.

The older man’s concerns are not unfounded. Preachers are not called to be stand-up comedians, slick rhetoricians or uber-charismatic vision-casters.

Sent right where you are

Sent right where you are

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Martin Salter, speaker at this year’s Keswick Convention, on how good deeds should dovetail with evangelism

When we speak of ‘mission’ or ‘missionaries’ we tend to automatically think of those in far-off places.

Thorny theology

Thorny theology

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Book Review DETERMINED TO BELIEVE? The Sovereignty of God, Freedom, Faith and Human Responsibility

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Why it is how it is?

Why it is how it is?

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Book Review CREATED AND CREATING: A biblical theology of culture

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What difference does it make?

What difference does it make?

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Book Review DOES CHRISTIANITY REALLY WORK?

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Engaging

Engaging

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Book Review CHRISTIAN MISSION IN THE MODERN WORLD: Updated and Expanded

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So like now!

So like now!

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Book Review J. GRESHAM MACHEN Bitesize Biographies

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Attracting the suspicious

Attracting the suspicious

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Book Review THE RISE OF THE NONES Understanding and Reaching the Religiously Unaffiliated

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For the defence

For the defence

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Book Review CHRISTIANITY ON TRIAL A top lawyer examines the evidence

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It’s complicated, okay?

It’s complicated, okay?

Martin Salter
Martin Salter

Book Review PARADOXOLOGY Why Christianity was never meant to be simple

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