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  • Proclamation | The Power Of Expository Preaching

    Shared on: Mar 1, 2021

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    Mark Dever defines expository preaching as "preaching in which the main point of the biblical text being considered becomes the main point of the sermon being preached." By allowing Scripture to define what you preach is manner in which Christ is successfully proclaimed. If we come to the Scriptures with our own ideas and homilies, we fail our congregation. Discover the power of expository preaching in this sermon collection.

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