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A Survey Of Representative Lutheran Preachers Concerning Technical Language In The Exposition Of Selected Doctrines, Theodore W. Schubkegel
A Survey Of Representative Lutheran Preachers Concerning Technical Language In The Exposition Of Selected Doctrines, Theodore W. Schubkegel
Bachelor of Divinity
The purpose of this paper is to show that simple language is basic to all the excellencies of effective speech. Particular reference is made to the work of the preacher in the pulpit. The preacher must use language commonly understood, if he is to make himself understood, if he is to persuade, and if he is to move to action.
The Lord's Prayer, The Pastor's Prayer, G. H. Smukal
The Lord's Prayer, The Pastor's Prayer, G. H. Smukal
Concordia Theological Monthly
The Chief Shepherd teaches His undershepherds to pray: "Hallowed be Thy Name." Matt. 6:9; Luke 11:2.
Does not this Petition express that desire which is strongest in the pastor's heart? To entertain this desire, the Lord has prepared our hearts. We thank Him for such unmerited grace.
Some expositors borrow for further extension of this and the Second Petition the phrase of the Third: "on earth as in heaven." However, it cannot be proved that our Lord intended this construction, nor is it required to furnish a satisfactory meaning.
Sermones "Dormi Secure", J. H. Fritz
Sermones "Dormi Secure", J. H. Fritz
Concordia Theological Monthly
"Of course," says Emerson, "there is a portion of reading quite indispensable to a wise man." If books were not to be read and studied and the information and knowledge contained in them not to be used, there would be no purpose in writing and printing them. Books are the workman's tools. Every minister should have a good working library, a sufficient number of good books.
The Pastor And His Sermon, E. J. Friedrich
The Pastor And His Sermon, E. J. Friedrich
Concordia Theological Monthly
In the course of the last fifteen or twenty years much was said and done to discredit the pulpit as an instrument of power in the building of the kingdom of God. Even within the sanctuary itself strident voices proclaimed with prophetic finality that the pulpit had lost its power and that the day of preaching had passed forever. Systematic efforts were put forth in many quarters to supplant the preacher by religious technicians in the fields of worship, education, social service, and organization; and men quite generally staked their hopes for a virile and world-conquering Church upon agencies and …
Sermons And Outlines, F. H. Eggers
Sermons And Outlines, F. H. Eggers
Concordia Theological Monthly
Sermons and outlines on Confessions
Sermons And Outlines On Christian Education, H. J. Bouman
Sermons And Outlines On Christian Education, H. J. Bouman
Concordia Theological Monthly
Sermons and Outlines on Christian Education
Sermons And Outlines, H. J. Bouman
Sermons And Outlines, F. H. Eggers
Sermons And Outlines, Theo. Engelder
Sermons And Outlines, Theo. Engelder
Concordia Theological Monthly
Sermons and Outlines
Sermons And Outlines, G. H. Smukal
Outlines For Funeral Sermons, T. Laetsch
Outlines For Funeral Sermons, T. Laetsch
Concordia Theological Monthly
Outlines for Funeral Sermons
Reflections On The Status Of Our Preaching, E. J. Freidrich
Reflections On The Status Of Our Preaching, E. J. Freidrich
Concordia Theological Monthly
Among the eighty brethren who replied to the questionnaire submitted in the lost issue of this journal sixty-five went on record as being deeply concerned about the preaching that is being done in our Synod at the present time. They claim to have observed certain definite symptoms which must be regarded either as positive evidences of decline or as a handwriting on the wall warning us that a decline is bound to come unless we give more attention to the preparation and the delivery of our sermons. The following paragraphs present a number of the most interesting statements received on …
A Series Of Advent Sermons, T. Freidrich
A Series Of Advent Sermons, T. Freidrich
Concordia Theological Monthly
"Behold, He Shall Come I"
A Serles of Advent Sermons on Mal. 3, 1-6
The Weakness Of The Modern Pulpit, A Brief Examination Of The Trend And Principles Followed In The Preaching Of To-Day, B P. Hahn
Bachelor of Divinity
In other words, then, it is in the pulpit of today, occupied by the preachers whose office corresponds very closely to that of the prophets and priests in the Old Testament, where we shall find the chief reason why the church is apparently failing in its world mission to-day. Viewing the pulpit in this light men have produced much literature in the attempt to better and advance the pulpit; ma~ and varied are the weaknesses that have been pointed out by them.
Preaching On The Augsburg Confession, Theo. Laetsch
Preaching On The Augsburg Confession, Theo. Laetsch
Concordia Theological Monthly
Preaching on the Augsburg Confession. The four-hundredth anniversary of Luther's Small Catechism, celebrated wherever the name of Luther was known, has undoubtedly been a source of richest blessing. Pastors and people become better acquainted with its history and contents, learned to appreciate this little book the more highly, and thanked God the more sincerely for this precious gift. The sermons preached on the Catechism during 1920 were not in vain, but productive of splendid results, sure as Is.55, 10. 11 still holds good. Let us hope that similar streams of blessing will flow from the celebration of the four-hundredth anniversary· …