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Speaking God's Words: A Practical Theology of Preaching Lectures 2 and 3 Adam speaks on preaching as one of the ministries of the word. 1. Jesus' ministry of the Word, including proclamation, training of the disciples, and conversation with individuals. 2. Paul's writing to churches and individuals 3. Calvin's ministry of the Word 4. Baxter's ministry of the Word, including using families for the ministry of the Word, nad not limiting it to the Pastor. 5. Different types of pastors 6. The different verbs used in ministry of the Word 7. The features of a sermon 8. Paul's writing on the ministry of the Word
1993-01-01
Series title : Speaking God's Words: A Practical Theology of Preaching lecture 1 Adam explains why we need a robust theology of preaching, as this is the foundation for why we do and have preaching. 1. God's speaks - without this historic revelation of God in words there can be no ministry of the word 2.God commissions - the belief that in the bible God gives his words to his servants to pass on to others 3. God writes - God has preserved his words for future generations
1993
Adam answers questions both before and after the lecture. Adam speaks on the demands of preaching under the following headings : 1. A demanding ministry on the preacher 2. The way in which preaching is demanding on the congregation 3. The interaction between preaching, the bible, and the congregation Speaking God's Words: A Practical Theology of Preaching Lecture 5
1993
Originally delivered 1993-01-01
1993-01-01
Adam looks at the Preacher's Bible and the use of the bible in preaching, it's application, and it's affect on preaching. He speaks on the following topics : 1. The content of scripture and the content of preaching 2. The effectiveness of scripture and the effectiveness of preaching 3. The nature of scripture and the nature of preaching 4. The relevance of scripture and the relevance of preaching 5. The use of scripture and the use of preaching 6. The authorship of scripture
1993-01-01
