Final 4 Principles for a Philosophy of Preaching
Don’t forget to be clear, to be anchored in the gospel, to aim at the emotions, and to include the Holy Spirit!
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Don’t forget to be clear, to be anchored in the gospel, to aim at the emotions, and to include the Holy Spirit!
From exposition to genre to biblical theology to application, here are four principles to boost your preaching.
Published in 1993, the Dictionary of Paul and His Letters (DPL1) has become an indispensable resource for all things Pauline. It appeared during the peak of the so-called “New Perspective of Paul” debate, a debate inaugurated by E.P. Sanders’ Paul and Palestinian Judaism, now a landmark study on first-century Judaism. It is no exaggeration to posit that Sanders, along with James Dunn and N.T. Wright initiated a major shift in Christian theology and its relationship with second temple Judaism. The…
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Before you know it, you will summit the peak of 10,000 words, and be able to confidently state that Hebrew does in fact get easier and easier.
A great companion for “those who are going deeper in their studies of either Hebrew or Greek.”
A review with special attention to original language resources and helpful Bible study tools.
Published over the last year and a half, but forged over decades of teaching and research, William Varner has now completed his trilogy on the birth, life, and death of the Messiah. Messiah’s Ministry: Crises of the Christ completes the trilogy – interestingly being the second of the three chronologically. How did that happen? Passionate about the Passion Week Varner was initially inspired to write a book on the Passion Week “for the rest of us,” to help people reimagine what Jesus’ last days…
If you want quick access to a solid treatment of the Greek syntax, semantics, and lexical issues of Philippians, this is the book for you.
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