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Greg Haslam

Book Both "Together" Conferences NOW

February 28, 2008

I can’t offer two conferences for the price of one, but I can—in one post—discuss two conferences which, for all the similarities of their names, do have some important differences. For a start, they are on opposite sides of the Atlantic, so booking into the wrong one would be a significant logistical headache! I am [...]

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INTERVIEW – Greg Haslam On Being Reformed and Charismatic

October 20, 2007

In this, the final segment of my interview with Greg Haslam, Greg discusses being reformed and charismatic, Terry Virgo’s spiritual influence on the church in the UK, and the role of the organization Terry heads up, Newfrontiers. If you missed any of the other four parts of this interview, you can read them here: Greg [...]

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INTERVIEW – Greg Haslam On Unity Versus Doctrinal Integrity

October 18, 2007

Today we continue with the fourth part of my interview with Greg Haslam, pastor of Westminster Chapel in London (pictured here with his wife, Ruth). The previous three parts of this interview included an introduction to Greg and his ministry, on leaving Newfrontiers for Westminster Chapel, and Haslam on the primacy of preaching. AdrianYesterday we [...]

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INTERVIEW – Greg Haslam On The Primacy Of Preaching

October 18, 2007

Today I continue with part three of my interview with Greg Haslam. In part one, Greg told us a little about himself, and in part two he discussed his relationship to Newfrontiers and his move to Westminster Chapel. AdrianIf Westminster Chapel has stood for anything over the years it is surely the primacy of preaching. [...]

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INTERVIEW – Greg Haslam On Leaving Newfrontiers For Westminster Chapel

October 17, 2007

Today I continue the interview with Greg Haslam which began yesterday in a post entitled “Greg Haslam on Filling Martyn Lloyd-Jones’ Pulpit.” Adrian Yesterday you mentioned your previous church, which is a part of Newfrontiers. You still speak at Newfrontiers conferences, but your current church isn’t listed as a member. What exactly is your relationship [...]

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INTERVIEW – Greg Haslam On Filling Martyn Lloyd-Jones’ Pulpit

October 16, 2007

It is a pleasure to welcome to my blog, Greg Haslam, who is the current successor to Martyn Lloyd-Jones at Westminster Chapel in London. Adrian To begin with Greg, can you tell us a bit about yourself? GregI am a ‘scouser,’ born in Liverpool in 1953, who lived in a rough area of the city [...]

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Preach the Word – A Book on Preaching, Edited by Greg Haslam

July 10, 2006

This newly released 600-page book needs to quickly become part of the library of every preacher who wants to learn what some of the most influential preachers in the UK think of our shared art, which some have called the highest calling any man can ever receive.Based on an extended preaching conference, this book includes [...]

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Who Are Your Favorite Well-Known Living Preachers?

July 20, 2005

UPDATEIn January 2008, the following post was identified as the 16th all-time most popular post with readers of this blog. The 17th most-read post was my interview with Dr. Sam Storms. In this post I simply asked my readers to identify their favorite preachers, and listed my own as well. I saved all of the [...]

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Preach the Word….

October 11, 2003

I had a a great day today, which was worthwhile even if to just be reminded of some great quotes, like “‘To me, the work of preaching is the highest and most glorious calling to which anyone can be called.’ Dr. D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones” AND preaching is ‘Logic on Fire’ (Again from The Doctor) One [...]

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Work- curse or call?

April 27, 2003

For many of us work seems like a curse and is something that we endure in order to earn money so we can do other things. I am not convinced that should be the case. Can we all get a job we love? I’m not sure but if we are realistic maybe we can get [...]

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