By Dayton Hartman on Jun 20, 2021
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Only 50% of the next generation of Christians have any respect for the text of Scripture. How do you preach the Bible to them?
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By Ben Mandrell on Sep 11, 2018
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One of God's favorite metaphors in the Bible is that of a shepherd. All throughout the grand story of Scripture, the importance of leading the flock comes shining through.
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By Tom Harper on Jan 20, 2025
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Tom Harper traveled through the whole of Scripture looking for one fresh leadership principle in every book ... learn what he found.
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By SermonCentral .com on Aug 30, 2020
based on 12 ratings
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At the end of our expounding of the Scriptures, people need to know what to do with what we just said, and they need to be provoked to take action.
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By Thomas C. Brown on Jul 10, 2022
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| 13,665 views
Greater is the value of personal intimacy with God than busyness for him. Service must follow surrender and solitude.
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By Tony Merida on Sep 18, 2024
based on 11 ratings
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Tony Merida: "May God raise up a new generation of faithful, responsible expositors of Scripture who keep their finger on the text as they teach and preach."
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By Brandon Kelley on Jan 4, 2021
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A sermon speaks from the grand narrative of Scripture to the grand narrative of your life. These two stories have identifiable tension points: use them!
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By SermonCentral .com on May 11, 2020
Your sermon text is central, but it doesn’t always need to come first. Strong hooks help listeners connect their lives to Scripture before exposition begins.
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By Charles Stone on Nov 20, 2023
Several months ago I began something with our staff that has been a huge hit. It’s simple. Any staff can do it, whether in a church or a business application. And it boosts staff morale and excitement when we do it. I encourage you to try it with your staff. It’s called a “Blue Sky Thinking” morning.
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