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 Preaching Skills: Stories: October/November 2000
When Your Text Is a Story (Part 3)
The Homiletical Process
Paul Borden
View from the Pew
How to hold the attention of the easily distracted.
John Koessler
Good Tension
The role of timing in telling a gripping story.
John Ortberg
Strong on Application, Weak on Hope
Analyzing relevance of sermon "Add a Leaf to the Table"
Jeffrey Arthurs
Language of Application
What makes a sermon feel relevant from beginning to end?
Kent Edwards
A Narrative Structure That Has Best of Both Worlds
Narration-implication model captures the strengths of both inductive and deductive approaches.
Harry Shields
Bringing Bible Storytelling to Life
How to paint the scenes that engage modern audiences
Steven D. Mathewson
Why Just One Text?
Question and answer with Haddon Robinson
Haddon Robinson
How to Tell a Great Story
The purposes of the beginning, middle, and end
Craig Brian Larson
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