Monthly Archives: April 2008
The Pieces of Style
One last post prompted by Bryan Chappell’s book, Christ-Centered Preaching, from the appendix on style (pp340-343). Chappell advocates a preaching style that is: Natural – natural expression avoids pretense and artificiality. A personal, humble, natural style communicates care, transparency and … Continue reading
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The Connection Counts
Preaching to the same people all the time is quite different to preaching to different people. I have the privilege of regular preaching in our home church, but also regular preaching to different churches and groups of people in my … Continue reading
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Don’t Treat Everything As Essential – Part 2
So, three more issues that are non-essential in defining expository preaching. Let’s not allow our passion for preaching become a passion to prove our preferences are the only legitimate approach to expository preaching! Preaching Attire – Some people make a … Continue reading
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