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Short Talk

A Four Location Preaching Journey

Date recorded: 25 May 2013 | Speaker: Peter Mead | Event: ELF Workshop
Topic: Bible › Biblical Teaching and Preaching
A Four Location Preaching Journey
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Keywords: 
preaching | 
Bible | 
teaching | 
Peter Mead | 
Communication | 
Exegesis
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Description

The journey from a biblical text to a life-changing message is a thrilling quest. We get to engage with God’s heart personally, and participate in His mission to transform the lives of others. But the journey from text to message can feel long and complex. This presentation is a simple guide to that journey. Whether you are new to preaching or a seasoned veteran, this guide will both stir and help the preacher to travel well and preach Christ effectively.

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