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Category Archives: Expository Preaching
Learning from the Master teacher
Jesus connected what they could see in creation and life with truths about eternal life to come. Through endless object lessons, he turned his listeners ears into eyes to help them see the truths he taught. Continue reading
Should we always use the Bible in witnessing for Christ?
My title for this post might be a bit misleading… I think the diversity of models for outreach in Acts 17 deserves more thoughtful dialogue in the Church today. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Apostle Paul, Belief, Campus ministry, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, Disciple-making, Evangelicals, Evangelism, Expository Preaching, Following Christ, Gospel, Holistic ministry, Mars Hill Address, Philosophy, Seeking God, Unbelief, Wisdom, Witness
Tagged Acts 17, Apologetics, Evangelism, Gospel outreach, Mars Hill address, Philosophers, Witnessing
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When pastors study scripture
I find it invigorating when I hear a sermon based on a combination of thorough biblical exegesis, theological maturity and perceptive contemporary application. But I am sadly reticent to believe that messages of this kind are easily found in our Churches. Continue reading
Expository Preaching
Some have been wrongly taught that the only way exposition can happen is by teaching through books of the Bible verse by verse. Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Church membership, Elders, Expository Preaching, Leadership, Pastors, Preaching
Tagged Expository Preaching, Scripture
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A great danger for those called of God
If you teach Scripture, reflect on this good word of caution from Gordon Fee:
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10 attributes of good preaching
ten characteristics of preaching which serve as an excellent guide for pastors today. Continue reading
Posted in Elders, elders in the Church, Expository Preaching, Life of a pastor, Passion, Pastors, Preaching, Teaching
Tagged good preaching, Pastors, qualities of a good sermon, Sermon
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