Digital Verbum Edition
The premise of this book is simple: Preachers can improve their preaching significantly by strengthening specific skills used in the preparation of expository sermons. Twelve Essential Skills for Great Preaching concentrates on twelve tasks that are necessary to the most effective sermon preparation:
Recent seminary graduates and seasoned pastors alike will easily identify skills that need personal improvement, and McDill encourages readers to address those areas at their own pace and in whatever order they feel is best. Every chapter of this new edition is revised and updated; also included are immensely helpful worksheets and real sermon examples.
Live up to your God-given gospel-sharing potential with Twelve Essential Skills for Great Preaching.
“Second, note what kind of literature your text seems to be.” (Page 42)
“Also identify commands or admonitions to the readers.” (Page 46)
“We have identified these connectives: (1) comparisons, (2) contrasts, (3) conditional statements, (4) correlative structure, (5) reasons, (6) purpose, and (7) results.” (Page 44)
“The essential message of the Bible is that God is, that God can, that God will, and that God has already. These are indicative statements.” (Page 196)
“4. Put the connectives in brackets and set them apart for emphasis” (Page 25)
Wayne McDill is senior professor of preaching at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina. His books have been translated into several languages for pastor-training around the world.
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