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Preaching re-imagined: the role of the sermon in communities of faith
2005, Youth Specialties, Zondervan
in English
0310263638 9780310263630
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Table of Contents
Speaching versus preaching
Understanding progressional dialogue
Peter and Cornelius
The roots of speaching
How I became a speacher
My wake-up call
A low-grade fever
Generic messages
Preaching from a stranger
Preaching to strangers
Implication versus application
Holding on to speaching
Those for whom this conversation will seem unnecessary
Fear of being wrong
Centralized control
Fear of heresy
Truth
The power of control
Pastoral authority
Transmitting the message
The priesthood of believers
Trusting the people
The role of the pastor
Prophetic function
New outcomes
A deep ecclesiology
The need for new skills
Too much input
Dissension
Improvisation
Preparation
Relationship with the Bible
The Bible in speaching
The Bible as community member
Provisional statements and authenticity
Tone of voice
Physical set-up
Microphones and power
Listening as the primary skill
The voice of the church.
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