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This Easter, Surprise Them 
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N. T. Wright
I have found that my preaching is touching on some of the key issues of the times, presenting a Christian response and not just a political response for the
Vanhoozer on How to Interpret Our Culture
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Brian Lowery
PREACHING SKILLS Vanhoozer on How to Interpret Our Culture A look at "Everyday Theology: How to Read Cultural Texts and Interpret Trends" Brian Lowery
Preaching the Gospel in Judges
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Steve Mathewson
14). Sermons from Judges should not do less, especially since Judges is a "former prophet" that calls God's people to a response!
The Unchanging Grounds of Our Authority
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John Koessler
Yes, it approaches the audience from a utilitarian point of view. There's something I want to gain as a result of your response to my message.
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Feeling Cheated by God
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John Koessler
Jeremiah 1:6–8 records his response to God's call. God calls Jeremiah, and Jeremiah's first response is: Look, Lord, I'm not the one for that job.
Authentic Inspiration
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John Ortberg
And I thought she might say they had to be articulate, or intelligent, or something like that. But her response was: "They have to have passion.".
3-D Storytelling
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Kevin Miller
every day, and the way he tells the story is powerful because he uses the actual words of the interrogator, and then he gives you his actual words in response.
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