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Poetic Structure in Wisdom LiteraturePreaching the ParablesThe Rhetorical Structure of 2 TimothyThe Anatomy of ExpositionThe Law of PromiseConcerning PreachingThe Ministry of the Word Is an “And”What’s So Special About Preaching?Servants or Masters of the Word?The Power in PreachingPreaching Christ from the Old TestamentPreaching to PagansPreaching Apocalyptic LiteratureApplication Grid (9Marks)The Big Picture for Children1 Thessalonians 2:17 – 3:5Preaching Christ in the ProphetsPreaching Christ from JoshuaPreaching Christ from ExodusNarrative Structure in the Gospels and Acts
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Playlist: Apocalyptic Literature

Apocalyptic literature is often viewed as hard for people. We don’t think they can get their minds around it and we convince ourselves that there are just too many strange things going on that don’t make sense. We need to dig deep and start to appreciate the imagery. Then we will find that this literature has an incredible capacity to bring hope in the triumph of Jesus Christ.
1A Primer for Apocalyptic LiteratureDavid R. Helm
2Preaching Apocalyptic: An Alien GenreD.A. Carson
3The Purpose of Symbolism in the Book of RevelationG.K. Beale
4Revelation 14David R. Helm
5Revelation 21K. Edward Copeland

Playlist: Preaching the Gospels

The Gospels are the heart of the Bible. They declare that the center of human history is found in God's act of sending His only Son. And this message must be proclaimed, from the first days of the church (captured in Acts) to now. Yet, these five books are also complex, drawing together discourse and narrative, history and prophecy and apocalyptic, theology and ethics.
1Preaching the Gospels GenreDoug O'Donnell
2Narrative Structure in the Gospels and ActsRobert S. Kinney
3Preaching the ParablesRomell Williams, Jr.
4Preaching the Gospel in the GospelsMichael Lawrence
5Luke 23Philip Ryken