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Preaching Evangelistically | Roy Fish, Al Fasol, Steve Gaines, & Ralph West

by Matt McCarnan on September 13th, 2007

Preaching EvangelisticallyAl Fasol, Roy Fish, Steve Gaines, Ralph Douglas West. Preaching Evangelistically: Proclaiming the Saving Message of Jesus. B&H, 2005. 148 pp.

Characteristics of an Effective Evangelistic Service

Know Your Listeners

Some preachers study the Bible. Others study people and culture. Effective preachers analyze both. Why? Because the effective evangelistic preacher will preach differently to a group of senior adults than he preaches to a group of high school seniors. Likewise, he will preach differently to a group of unchurched, white-collar, upper-class people in suburban Los Angeles than he preaches to a group of church-oriented, blue-collar, middle-class people living in a rural area in the southeastern United States. Although the message of the gospel never changes, how it is presented should connect with the cultural persuasions and unique personalities of the people addressed.

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Practical Guide to Communicating Bible Doctrine | Charles Ryrie

by Matt McCarnan on June 8th, 2007

Practical Guide to Communicating Bible DoctrineCharles C. Ryrie. Practical Guide to Communicating Bible Doctrine. B&H, 2005. 88 pp.

Regrettably, doctrine has fallen on hard times.

One has only to skim contemporary book catalogs to see how true that observation is. The proportion of doctrinal books in relation to plethora of other categories of books is small.

Probably the most-often-heard objection to exposing people to doctrine is that it is not relevant. Experience is more important. Or to put it another way: doctrine is not practical.

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