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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...

for understanding and interpreting poetry is different from that used for letters, which is different again from that used for prophecy, and so on.8 Nevertheless, in preparing a first-person expository sermon, the following three exegetical tasks are important to the exegesis of any biblical genre. The first task in exegesis is to determine the main idea of the text. Frequently, the main thrust of the text does not emerge until after you have overturned all the exegetical
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