The Priority of Preaching

Weight 0.05 kg
Dimensions 18.4 × 12.4 × 0.5 cm
ISBN 9780851519456
Binding

Booklet, eBook (ePub & Mobi)

Format

Booklet

Page Count

32

Series

Booklets/Tracts

Topic

Preaching & Teaching

Scripture

New Testament

Original Pub Date

2006

Banner Pub Date

Jun 1, 2006

Recent Pub Date Year

2006

Book Description

Today many Christians have lost confidence in preaching and have replaced it with other things such as dialogue, films, dancing, and dramatic presentations. ‘Do we need preaching today?’ is a question often asked in many churches. John Cheeseman takes up this question and argues that the church must maintain the priority of preaching for both biblical and theological reasons. He then proceeds to offer helpful instruction and advice on the practical matters of preparing and delivering sermons, before finally turning his attention to the vitally important subject of the character of the preacher. This booklet is an excellent primer for all young men who believe that God may be calling them to become preachers of his Word.

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  1. Robert Norman

    If you’re considering preaching this is the first thing you need to read as you study the subject of preaching

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