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Preaching the Gospel in Judges
Three principles for drawing the good news out of a dark chapter in Israel's history.
posted 10/06/08
Analogy- Application
- Bible study
- Biblical narratives
- Biblical preaching
- Big Ideas
- Biographical preaching
- Christ-centered preaching
- Claim of text
- Evangelistic preaching
- Exegesis
- Exhortation
- Expository preaching
- Focus
- Function
- Gospel
- Hermeneutics
- History of Redemption
- Illustrations
- Intent
- Interpretation
- Moralism
- Old Testament preaching
- Relevance
- Response
- Series
- Storytelling
- Theological preaching
- Theology
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A few months ago, I began a series on the Book of Judges by asking every one in my congregation to stand. Then I asked the people who had never heard a sermon on Judges to sit down. The results were the same in both of our worship services. Fifty percent ...
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