
Danny Akin is now offering a weekly podcast on his website. The site will release one sermon a week on Mondays. His sermon series through Jude will be released first, and will follow all the way through his series on the Revelation. He preached a 7-part series on Jude during Southeastern’s 2006 Spring semester. He preached the 36-part series entitled “The Great Unveiling” through Revelation when he served as teaching Pastor at Highview Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky. These are all expository sermons, verse-by-verse through the final two books of the Bible. I would greatly encourage you to go to I-Tunes, his website, or Southeastern’s and subscribe to this podcast.
The instructions for subscribing to the podcast are available here. I already subscribed and have downloaded the first three messages on Jude. I don’t agree with Dr. Akin about every detail of his theology (notably his eschatology), but I do appreciate his serious commitment to Biblical scholarship and his giftedness in preaching. He strikes me as a courageous man of God willing to stand for what he believes. Also, his commentary on 1, 2, 3 John in the NAC series was the best that I used when preaching through the books a couple of years ago. Below are a few of the messages by Dr. Akin which I have been encouraged/challenged by:
- “Worthy is the Lamb” Revelation 5:1-14
- “A 1st Century Vision for the 21st Century Church” Acts 2:14-47
- “A Biblical Model for Preaching the Word of God” Nehemiah 8:1-12
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Russell Moore
I was blessed to have Dr. Akin as a professor while a student at The Criswell College in Dallas. I truly enjoyed his classes, was challenged, and learned a lot! He is very good at making a student defend his position from the Scripture, alone!! I have always appreciated his stance on the inspiration and sufficiency of Scripture and I would encourage anyone who has the opportunity to hear him preach to do so.
~pastorway
Brother Phillip,
Good word!
Steve
I have been blessed by several of your previous recommendation and look forward to listening to Dr. Akin. Thanks for the great resources!