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John Piper contends that preaching is not simply an exercise in motivational speaking. The goal of preaching is to worship God, and proclaim Him as Supreme. It is God’s desire to be glorified through the preacher, and the aim of the preacher is to respond accordingly. The Supremacy of God in Preaching is not another “how-to” guide for the pulpit ministry, but is a challenge issued toward every...

unimpeachable righteousness. Of course, man by himself does not view this as the most serious problem. He never has. I recall listening to a tape by R. C. Sproul a few years ago that made this point powerfully. It was called “The Misplaced Locus of Amazement.” It was a sermon on Luke 13:1–5. Some people came to Jesus and told him about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices. Jesus responded in shockingly unsentimental words: “Do you think that these Galileans were worse
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