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Preaching That Opens Ears and Hearts

An interview with Haddon Robinson

When you think of positive and negative preaching, what comes to mind?

Haddon Robinson: The primary emotional element of many evangelical sermons is guilt. People leave feeling guilty. Seldom do they leave feeling they have succeeded.

We can take almost any passage of Scripture and turn it into guilt. ...

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