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Text and Framework and Connecting to the GospelPathway for PreparationMelodic LineContextStructure2 Timothy 1:13-182 Timothy 4:9-222 Timothy 2:1-7The Power of ApplicationThe Process of ApplicationThe Place and Proportion of ApplicationStructureA Primer for Apocalyptic LiteratureConnecting to the GospelRevelation 2:12-17Daniel 7Revelation 22:1-5From Study to SermonStaying on the Line and Pathway for PreparationConnecting to the Gospel
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Playlist: On Preaching

Resources that consider aspects of the act of preaching.
1The Anatomy of ExpositionR. Kent Hughes
2The Mindset for PreachingDavid R. Helm
3Preaching to the AffectionsJosh Moody
4SymbolMark Dever
5Preaching Without NotesH.B. Charles, Jr.

Playlist: Epistles

Letters are the most prevalent literary form in the New Testament. This genre makes up at least 20 of the 27 New Testament books. Given their prominence, it is not surprising that preaching from the Epistles is a regular part of many churches’ pulpit ministries. In order to preach the Epistles well, it is essential that we have an understanding of the genre and its unique literary conventions and structures.
1ContextRobert S. Kinney
2StructureJames Seward
3The Rhetorical Structure of 2 TimothyRobert S. Kinney
4Connecting to the GospelMichael Lawrence
5James 1:22-25R. Kent Hughes