Gospel.com Topics Feed - Preaching
2009-09-04T11:26:47-05:00GCIinfo@gospel.comhttp://www.gospel.com/feeds/topics/preachingMessage in the Bible - a Christian perspectivehttp://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Corinthians%202:4-5&version=NIV2009-09-04T11:26:47-05:00
Paul writes that he didn't use lofty words and persuasive speech in his message and preaching, but rather depended on the Holy Spirit's power. He did this so that the message he preached wasn't tainted by man's wisdom. Preaching - a Christian perspectivehttp://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%209:35&version=NIV2009-08-10T15:18:38-05:00
As Jesus traveled around through all the towns and villages, he stopped at the synagogues to preach the good news. He was constantly preaching about the kingdom and healing people of their ailments. Spurgeon - why was C H Spurgeon so effective in preaching the Christian gospel?http://ied.gospelcom.net/spurgeon.php2008-08-14T07:15:52-05:00
Charles Haddon Spurgeon was a powerful communicator of the Gospel in the 19th century. Two key factors in his ability to communicate are sometimes overlooked.
Christian Humor: why humor, fun, jokes and stories communicate in evangelism and the Biblehttp://ied.gospelcom.net/humor.php2008-08-12T12:16:49-05:00
The significance of humor is often not understood as being a scripturally-mandated means of communication. It's not about a quick joke to start the sermon, but about embedding humor into all our evangelism and ministry. The Medicine of Laughter: Spurgeon's use of humor in his ministry and preachinghttp://ied.gospelcom.net/medicine.php2008-08-12T11:55:48-05:00
Spurgeon, one of the 19th century's most significant preachers, made great use of humor in his ministry. Dr Larry Michael explains the biblical signicance of humor, and why it was so important to Spurgeon. Speak Up with Confidence [repack]: Carol Kenthttp://navpress.com/store/product.aspx?id=97816000614482008-06-03T18:56:24-05:00
A Step-by-Step Guide for Speakers and Leaders.
One of the easiest ways to combat such fears is good preparation.
You want your audience to pay attention to your message whether you speak to a crowd of thousands or to a classroom of ten. Lausanne World Pulse - Assessing the Consequences of Preaching to a Larger Audiencehttp://lausanneworldpulse.com/perspectives.php/518/10-2006?pg=all2008-05-06T10:04:46-05:00
In 1900 the ratio of evangelist to hearer of the gospel was 2:1. Today it is 6:1. This is greatly impacting Christianity. The Difference Between Preaching and Yelling - Into Thy Word Ministrieshttp://70030.netministry.com/articles_view.asp?articleid=31544&columnid=38012008-02-29T12:49:00-05:00
Preaching is not people hearing you, it's you hearing from God." Dalton was bewildered at his father’s presumption that he could tell him about ministry, and he turned to walk away. Preaching: The Importance of 'Churning Your Own Butter' - Into Thy Word Ministrieshttp://70030.netministry.com/articles_view.asp?articleid=31543&columnid=38012008-02-29T12:46:44-05:00
“Enjoyed your message, pastor,” say the many who meet and greet him at the church’s door. All the while, the pastor is curiously racking his grey matter to figure out just what they enjoyed. Wonder why? It must be because this sermon really was good. After all, it sounded so good on the Internet... Scripture Twisting: What the Bible Says About Homosexuality - Into Thy Word Ministrieshttp://70030.netministry.com/articles_view.asp?articleid=31548&columnid=38012008-02-29T12:43:05-05:00
Activists, repudiating the obvious meaning of Scripture, run the risk of the sin of unbelief.