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It’s All in How You Tell It: Preaching First-Person Expository Messages is unavailable, but you can change that!

Have you become bored with a faithful, yet predictable, style of preaching the Bible? If so, you may be robbing your audience, and yourself, of the joyful surprises offered by fresh, innovative preaching. With this clear and comprehensive guide, you can learn to make God’s Word come alive through story and drama. Haddon and Torrey Robinson reveal ways to get inside the minds of biblical...

One of the best ways to develop a story is to use the first person, to climb inside the story and tell it from the perspective of one of the characters. Using a first-person point of view changes the angle and provides freshness and insight into what at first might seem pretty familiar stuff. Suppose you got inside the account of the temptation of Eve and Adam and changed the angle. How would Eve have explained what happened that afternoon? Or look at the incident from the tempter’s angle; how would
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