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Losing the Center (Part 1)
When personal experience becomes the foundation of your sermon.
How do you build community in a small church?
John Koessler serves as chair of the department of pastoral studies at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Illinois.
Preacher as Advocate
What it means to identify with your hearers
Why the Preacher Is Necessary to Preaching
Sermons are embodied truth—and that truth comes through you.
Ingredients of Rhetorical Power
How well does this message use language?
What Theology Looks Like in a Sermon (part 2)
Everyone does theology. Do you do it right?
Wounds of a Friend: Complementarian
Complementarians need to recover a fully biblical view of women — and of handling theological disagreement.
The Unchanging Grounds of Our Authority
Just who do you think you are telling others what to do, what to believe? In any culture, in any age, we will preach with confidence when we correctly understand where our authority comes from.
Disappointed with Intimacy
We set ourselves up for confusion about God if we forget that the best is yet to come.
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