Following up on my previous post about Sunday evening services, I thought I would introduce you to one of the cool sermon series that Kevin DeYoung has preached University Reformed Church in East Lansing, Michigan.
In the Spring of 2009, DeYoung preached a ten week sermon titled "Our Debt to Heresy". DeYoung introduces varies false doctrines that have arisen throughout the history of the church (giving some interesting historical background along the way), diagnosis the problem with that particular viewpoint, and how the Bible speaks to the issue in question.
In the Spring of 2009, DeYoung preached a ten week sermon titled "Our Debt to Heresy". DeYoung introduces varies false doctrines that have arisen throughout the history of the church (giving some interesting historical background along the way), diagnosis the problem with that particular viewpoint, and how the Bible speaks to the issue in question.
I learned a lot by listening to this series and took away some important theological cautions. This is one example of how Sunday evening services can be used to instruct congregations in true doctrine and further come together to worship our God.
What do you think of this sort of teaching series? Would you like to have this sort of teaching-style service as part of your church's ministry?
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