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Power in the Pulpit: How to Prepare and Deliver Expository Sermons is unavailable, but you can change that!

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...

several places (see Luke 24:35; John 1:18; Acts 10:8; 15:12, 14; 21:19). This word means to lead out of. The preacher wants adequately to represent what the Scripture itself says by “leading out” the right meaning of a text. John 1:18 reveals that Christ “exegeted” the Father to man—He “led out” the meaning of God to man. Exegesis is the opposite of eisegesis, which is reading into the text what the preacher would like it to say. Hermeneutics Careful exegesis leads the expositor to good hermeneutics
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