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Preaching with Biblical Motivation: How to Incorporate the Motivation Found in the Inspired Preaching of the Apostles Into Your

Heiple, Ray E., Jr.


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Reformed theology proposes that the Holy Spirit alone makes the preaching of God’s Word effectual in salvation and sanctification. How can preachers move the hearts of hearers in ways that please and glorify God without being seen as manipulators?

This book traces the development of motivational theories and practices in academia, in the church, and from an assortment of theological persuasions—contrasting them with a study of five sermons in the book of Acts that illustrate biblical principles of motivation.


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  • Cover Type
    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9781629952826
  • Page Count
    408
  • Publisher
    P&R Publishing Company
  • Publication Date
    October 2017

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About the Author

Ray E. Heiple Jr. (M.Div., Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary; D.Min., Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary) is the senior pastor of Providence Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Robinson Township, Pennsylvania.

Preaching with Biblical Motivation: How to Incorporate the Motivation Found in the Inspired Preaching of the Apostles Into Your Sermons (Reformed Academic Dissertations) Heiple, Ray E., Jr. 9781629952826
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Preaching with Biblical Motivation: How to Incorporate the Motivation Found in the Inspired Preaching of the Apostles Into Your

$45.81 $59.99

 


Reformed theology proposes that the Holy Spirit alone makes the preaching of God’s Word effectual in salvation and sanctification. How can preachers move the hearts of hearers in ways that please and glorify God without being seen as manipulators?

This book traces the development of motivational theories and practices in academia, in the church, and from an assortment of theological persuasions—contrasting them with a study of five sermons in the book of Acts that illustrate biblical principles of motivation.

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