July 1998 Issue

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Willmore D. Eva

Every preacher covets it. It is what people in the pew look for in their pastor when he or she preaches.

Preaching in context

Barry C. Black

Are we preaching the right message at the right time and place?

Are we preaching the right message at the right time and place?

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Letting biblical authority impact the local church

Jon Paulien

Five principles that enrich Bible study in the preaching context

Five principles that enrich Bible study in the preaching context

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Can preaching change behavior?

William Loveless

Final of a three-part series on preaching

Final of a three-part series on preaching

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And Jesus came preaching...

Bruce Manners

Lessons in preaching from the Master Preacher

Lessons in preaching from the Master Preacher

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Keeping your family on course

Jeanne Hartwell

Ways of holding the priority of family in focus

Ways of holding the priority of family in focus

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NET '98: Reaching the urban, secular audience

Monte Sahlin

Evangelizing with a particular target audience in mind

Evangelizing with a particular target audience in mind

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Marriage: Keeping promises and building commitments

Dick Tibbits

Thought-provoking principles underlying marriage and divorce

Thought-provoking principles underlying marriage and divorce

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The case against drinking

Rolando Rizzo

A theological and sociological reflection on the effects of alcohol consumption

A theological and sociological reflection on the effects of alcohol consumption

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Letters to the Editor

Toward a Christ-centered expression of our faithNorman Gulley's "Six MajorTheological Divisions" (March 1997) isartificial. Such categories are not foundwithin the Scriptures themselves. TheBible writers nowhere present us with tidydiscussions under categories of systematictheology.…

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James A. Cress

When one leader, who has never served as a pastor, recently suggested that there are no expectations for pastoral spouses, it is appropriate to ask whether we should we lower our expectations?

Derek J. Morris

Preaching that leads people to arrive at their own conclusions