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Thabiti Anyabwile

Thabiti Anyabwile is pastor of Anacostia River Church in Southeast Washington, D.C.

Panel Discussion

Gospel Ambition Speaker Panel

Gospel Ambition Speaker Panel

Speaker panel from Bethlehem 2017 Conference for Pastors + Church Leaders

Conference Message

Gospel Consistency: An Ambition to Keep Our Conduct in Step with the Gospel

Gospel Consistency

An Ambition to Keep Our Conduct in Step with the Gospel

Keeping our conduct in step with the truth of the gospel involves holding fast to the apostolic gospel along with the immediate implications that correspond with it.

Are Muslim Terrorists Truly Muslim?

Are Muslim Terrorists Truly Muslim?

After everything in the news, can we say Islam is a religion of peace? In three minutes, former-Muslim Thabiti Anyabwile explains the relationship of jihadists and terrorists to the religion of Islam.

Conference Message

Biblical Foundations for Seeking God's Justice in a Sinful World

The foundation of the gospel propels us to seek justice in this world which gives people what they deserve, and even more to seek grace which gives people better than they deserve.

Cross

Unrivaled Christ, Unstoppable Gospel, Unreached Peoples, Unending Joy

Cross captures, for a new generation, the great summons to the unreached and unengaged peoples of the world.

Still Not Professionals

Still Not Professionals

Ten Pleas for Today’s Pastors

In this collection of writings, nine veteran pastors challenge and encourage the next generation of church leaders.

Brothers, We Should Stink

These days pastoral ministry has become more glamorous, fabulous, fashionable than ever. We hear nowadays of pastors driving expensive cars or being chauffeured, owning private jets, and living in opulent mansions. Once only the “prosperity preachers” and bona fide hucksters…

Thinking. Loving. Doing.

Thinking. Loving. Doing.

A Call to Glorify God with Heart and Mind

Holistic Christianity is comprised of mind, heart, and hands. The Christian life is multidimensional: thinking, loving, and doing.

For the Fame of God’s Name

For the Fame of God’s Name

Essays in Honor of John Piper

John Piper has had a profound impact on countless men and women over his nearly thirty years of ministry. From his online ministry with Desiring God to his preaching ministry at Bethlehem Baptist to his writing ministry in over thirty…

Conference Message

Thinking for the Sake of Global Faithfulness: Confronting Islam with the Mind of Christ

Desiring God 2010 National Conference

In this message, Thabiti Anyabwile clarifies how we should think in the cause of engaging Islam.

Panel Discussion

Speaker Panel with Piper, Anyabwile, Chan, and Mohler

Desiring God 2010 National Conference

The greatest object to which we can turn our thinking is the fullest, richest, deepest revelation of God in the person and work of his Son Jesus. Thabiti, we thought it might be fitting to turn our minds there at…

Conference Message

Loving Our Muslim Neighbors: A Pastoral Conversation with Thabiti Anyabwile and J. D. Greear

Desiring God 2010 National Conference

If we know the gospel, we know everything we need to know to see our Muslim friends, coworkers, and neighbors saved from the coming wrath of God, and saved to love and enjoy the Savior forever.

Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion

Desiring God 2007 Conference for Pastors

Questions (These can only pique your interest. You'll have to listen for the answers.): What comfort can be offered to a pastor who does not find the sovereignty of God sweet, but wants to? Are there any major doctrinal beliefs…

Conference Message

The Glory of Pervasive Holiness in the Life of a Pastor

Desiring God 2007 Conference for Pastors

[These are notes taken during the session, not the message itself.] Notes: As pastors, we must pursue not just personal holiness, but also corporate holiness. Fit your people for heaven. Be concerned with a pervasive holiness, then we will see…

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