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Redemptive History And Preaching, Sidney Greidanus

Pro Rege

This article was originally presented at Dordt College's 1990 Spring Ministers Conference.

Serving At The Banquet: The Pastor As Leader, Jack Vos

Pro Rege

This article, originally presented at Dordt College's 1989 Spring Ministers Conference, retains the form of direct oral address.

Preacher's Magazine Volume 66 Number 02, Randal E. Denny (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

SUITABLE FOB FRAMING
A Pastor’s Prayer, Delbert L. Bieber

EDITORIAL
Pastoral Ministry: The Arena of Human Experience, Randal E. Denny

PULPIT MASTERPIECE
The God Who Waits, J. Wallace Hamilton

PASTOR, BE ENCOURAGED
Keep Your Perspective, C. Neil Strait

PREACHING
A Remedy for the Illustration Blues, Stanley H. Purdum
Rehearsing Your Sermon, Rolland R. Reece

CHRISTIAN MINISTRY
Recovery and Rehabilitation: Hope for Pastors Who Go Down in Flames!, Donald M. Joy
On the Road Again: Pennsylvania Pastor Enjoys His Motorcycle, Angela Elwell Hunt

MINISTER’S MATE
A Christmas Gift, Thelma M. Chandler
Letter to the Editor, Anonymous

PASTOR’S PERSONAL GROWTH
He Is …

Preacher's Magazine Volume 66 Number 01, Randal E. Denny (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

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EDITORIAL
Church— Our Extended Family, Randal E. Denny

PREACHING
Why I Believe in Preaching, Brook Thelander
Excitement About Expository Preaching, J. Grant Swank, Jr.

PULPIT MASTERPIECE
Come Before Winter, Clarence Edward Macartney

SERMON
Wisdom for Our Day, Gordon J. Thomas

CHRISTIAN MINISTRY
Congregational Recovery: Hope and Healing Following Pastoral Sexual Failure, Donald M. Joy

PASTORAL CARE
I Can’t Minister to the Handicapped Because . . . , Lillian Johnston
The Pastor and the Alcoholic—Enablement or Confrontation, D. W. Lamkin

SOUNDING BOARD
Not Wimber or Wesley, Mike MacNeil

PASTOR, BE ENCOURAGED
The Soul of the Church, C. Neil …

Preacher's Magazine Volume 65 Number 04, Randal E. Denny (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

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EDITORIAL
Christian Ministry— a Passion, Not a Profession, Randal E. Denny

THE HIGHEST CALLING
Interview with a Young Pastor, Anonymous
Reflections on the Ministry as a Divine and Human Calling, Leon O. Hynson
The Night Before Recall, Rip Wright
Ready to Go, Ready to Stay? Leroy Channing
Being “Power Hungry,” Keith Drury
Would Someone Please Define Success?, Garland Wallace
You Know It’s Time to Move When, Jerry L. Crain
The Moving Van, Russ Albertson
Sincere Exploitation of the Gospel, Dennis D. Frey
Too Many Arms? Roy Austin
The Clergyman and Community Clubs, Derl G. Keefer
The Success …

Preacher's Magazine Volume 65 Number 03, Randal E. Denny (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

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EDITORIAL
‘TIs the Season to Be Joyful, Randal E. Denny

FEATURES
Restored, James E. Copple with Eileen L. Copple
Prophet Unawares, Elizabeth A. Cutting
Glimpses, David W. Waltner
Peter Remembers — Thirty Years Later, James W. Thompson

SOCIAL CONCERN
Back to the Beginning, Carol Wight-Oritton
AIDS: The Challenge for Compassion, Carol Wight-Oritton
Called for This Time, Richard F. Schubert
The Answer to AIDS: Obedience, Tom Nees

CHAPLAINCY
A Reserve Chaplain— Right Place at the Right Time, David A. Tish
The Ministry of Presence, Jack Nix

PASTOR’S PERSONAL GROWTH
The Dynamics of Ministerial Morality, Lyndon K. McDowell

MINISTER’S …

Comparing Audience Perceptions Of Constructs Presented Expositorily With Those Presented Topically When The Same Method Of Bible Study Is Used, Rollin Laverne Shoemaker

Professional Dissertations DMin

Problem

As the literature shows, every preacher needs to develop his own guidelines for presentation of theological constructs (preaching). The literature also shows the importance of the letter to the Galatians for the church, especially during and since the Reformation. Thus, this study attempts to compare audience perceptions of theological constructs (derived from my study of Galatians) presented expositorily with those presented topically when the same guidelines are used.

Method

This study was undertaken to: (1) develop guidelines for exegesis, that would be useful for preaching, starting with the Greek text, (2) develop guidelines for audience and community analysis, (3) …

A Design For A Segment Based On The Methods Of Selected Old Testament Preachers To Be Included In A Course In Homiletics, Vilmar E. Gonzalez

Professional Dissertations DMin

This project attempts to discover some criteria (or characteristics) that can be used in contemporary preaching, based in the Old Testament. So I selected seven Old Testament preachers (prophets) and analyzed seven of their sermons (or messages) or parts thereof. Somehow they cover the history of Israel as a nation starting with Moses down to Haggai. The other five are; Joshua, Solomon, Elijah, Amos and Jeremiah. Once I discovered the contents of their messages, I tried to relate them to contemporary preaching. I believe it is useful and contains helpful materials for the use of ministers and preachers. Also, it …