Preach the Word : essays on expository preaching in honor of R. Kent Hughes / Leland Ryken and Todd A. Wilson, editors. [print]

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9781581349269
9781433532979

Subject(s):

Expository preaching

LOC classification:

BV4211.W753.P743 2007
BV4211

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Contents:

David Jackman -- Written for our example: preaching Old Testament narratives Paul House -- The Bible as literature and expository preaching Leland Ryken -- Right and wrong interpretation of the Bible: some suggestions for pastors and Bible teachers Wayne Grudem -- Rightly dividing the word of truth: a study method for faithful preaching John MacArthur -- Paul's paradigm for preachers Bruce Winter -- Swallowing our pride: an essay on the foolishness of preaching Duane Litfin.

Wallace Benn -- Expository preaching: Charles Simeon and ourselves J.I. Packer -- Preaching the Word today Phillip Jensen -- Challenges for the twenty-first-century pulpit D.A. Carson -- Preaching that reforms Philip Ryken -- The seminary and the sermon Peter Jensen -- Multiplying men: training and deploying gospel ministers Jon M. Dennis -- Few are not enough: training a generation of preachers David Helm -- Disciplines of a godly pastor: a biographical sketch Randy Gruendyke.

Summary: "R. Kent Hughes has faithfully heralded the Scriptures for over four decades. As a result, fifteen of Hughes' friends and colleagues from across the globe, including J.I. Packer, Wayne Grudem, John MacArthur, Peter Jensen and D.A. Carson, got together and contributed essays on expository preaching to honor the Word of God and encourage men to continue to faithfully herald the text, week in and week out. As a pastor, I am very thankful for Preach the Word. The contributors hit on a myriad of themes and topics...Some of the chapters and themes include, interprative principles, biblical and historcal paradigms, comtemporary aims and challenges to expository preaching, the priority of training (both through the local church and through seminaries)" --

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	BV4211.3.P725 2007 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001866074

The hermeneutical distinctives of expository preaching David Jackman -- Written for our example: preaching Old Testament narratives Paul House -- The Bible as literature and expository preaching Leland Ryken -- Right and wrong interpretation of the Bible: some suggestions for pastors and Bible teachers Wayne Grudem -- Rightly dividing the word of truth: a study method for faithful preaching John MacArthur -- Paul's paradigm for preachers Bruce Winter -- Swallowing our pride: an essay on the foolishness of preaching Duane Litfin.

Preaching with a pastor's heart: Richard Baxter's The reformed pastor Wallace Benn -- Expository preaching: Charles Simeon and ourselves J.I. Packer -- Preaching the Word today Phillip Jensen -- Challenges for the twenty-first-century pulpit D.A. Carson -- Preaching that reforms Philip Ryken -- The seminary and the sermon Peter Jensen -- Multiplying men: training and deploying gospel ministers Jon M. Dennis -- Few are not enough: training a generation of preachers David Helm -- Disciplines of a godly pastor: a biographical sketch Randy Gruendyke.

"R. Kent Hughes has faithfully heralded the Scriptures for over four decades. As a result, fifteen of Hughes' friends and colleagues from across the globe, including J.I. Packer, Wayne Grudem, John MacArthur, Peter Jensen and D.A. Carson, got together and contributed essays on expository preaching to honor the Word of God and encourage men to continue to faithfully herald the text, week in and week out. As a pastor, I am very thankful for Preach the Word. The contributors hit on a myriad of themes and topics...Some of the chapters and themes include, interprative principles, biblical and historcal paradigms, comtemporary aims and challenges to expository preaching, the priority of training (both through the local church and through seminaries)" --

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