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How Effective Sermons Begin

Ben Awbrey
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Ben Awbrey focuses on the most neglected parts of the sermon—where it all begins! Gain help in the following stages of your sermon:

  • Must hear Preaching
  • Introducing the sermon
  • Getting Attention
  • Securing Interest
  • Stating the purpose
  • Setting the context
  • The Sermon Proposition

It is suitable for all levels of experience!

Specifications
  • Cover Type
    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9781845503741
  • Page Count
    384
  • Weight
    1.04 lb
  • Publisher
    Christian Focus
  • Publication Date
    September 2008

Endorsements (2)

“...there is no shortage of strategists and innovators in the evangelical community who think that they have better ways for reaching the culture than by preaching God’s Word. Ben Awbrey knows better than that... I have long appreciated his desire to help other preachers make the most of their gifts and calling. His insights have proved invaluable to hundreds of pastors and young preachers.”

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John MacArthur

Pastor–Teacher, Grace Community Church

“The three &lsquoundervalued’ components of expository sermon preparation include introductions, illustrations and conclusions... In all of my considerable reading over a lifetime on biblical exposition, this excellent volume on ‘introductions’ by Dr. Ben Awbrey proves to be the most thorough and complete that I have ever encountered.“

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Richard Mayhue

Senior Vice–President, The Master’s Seminary

About the Author

Dr. Ben Awbrey is Assistant Professor of Preaching at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Missouri. He has been a pastor in Oklahoma and Louisiana and studied at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Talbot Theological Seminary and Central State University.

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