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Are you the best preacher you can be? In Power in the Pulpit, Jerry Vines and Jim Shaddix provide practical help specifically to those charged with the responsibility of delivering weekly sermons. You’ll learn: • The preparation for exposition. You’ll see how engaging in expository preaching demands that the preacher have certain conviction about his call to ministry, the Bible, his...

into paragraphs and consecutively preaching from them. William M. Taylor defined expository preaching as “the consecutive interpretation and practical enforcement of a book of the Bible.”23 F. B. Meyer described it as the consecutive treatment of some book or extended portion of Scripture on which the preacher has concentrated head and heart, brain and brawn, over which he has thought and wept and prayed, until it has yielded up its inner secret, and the spirit has passed into his spirit.24 The best
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