Center for Preaching
Preaching Points
Preaching Points is a weekly podcast that provides brief reflections on preaching that points you to preaching excellence. Each Monday, you will be able to download and listen to fresh insights on preaching from our faculty at the Center for Preaching, as well as professors and friends of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. This podcast is designed to provide regular inspiration and encouragement for preachers. We want to reinforce the basics of Biblical Preaching, along with stimulating your thinking with clear and powerful ideas on preaching.
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23 ott 2023
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Episodi
Preach With Outward Focus 07.08.2017 7:03
This week, Drs. Scott Gibson, and Matthew Kim, discuss about how it’s important to preach with outward focus preaching.
We Preach Either By Exposition Or Imposition 31.07.2017 5:13
Each week we sit down with experienced preachers and teachers to provide brief homiletic reflections to help guide, shape, and improve your own preaching. This week, Drs. Scott Gibson, and Matthew Kim, discuss about how we preach either by exposition or imposition.
Vivid Language Creates Presence 28.07.2017 7:06
Welcome to Preaching Points, a weekly podcast from the Center for Preaching at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary to help preachers improve their preaching. This week Dr. Jeffrey Arthurs discusses how vivid language creates presence in preaching.
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