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Talking Preaching: The Nation’s Premier Preachers
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Talking Preaching: The Nation’s Premier Preachers
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I still do weddings; I don't do them all because we have so many. I still do funerals; I don't do many but I do some. I still go to the hospital; not every week but some. If I don't live with the people where they are, then when I get up there to communicate with them I'm not going to be talking to them about where their needs are and what does God's Word have to say to them.

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Jim Henry is Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church in Orlando, FL.

 


John A. Huffman (July-August 1990)

Know your people, love your people, let them know you, and share yourself. I would encourage them to trust their people, to let them know your own pain and doubts and frustrations, yet with the positive understanding that God is at work in your life and we are growing together.

Do not be afraid to speak about what you really believe. Trust the Holy Spirit more and just go for broke C be less worried about what people think, a little less concerned about criticism.

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John A. Huffman is Senior Pastor of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach, CA.

 


Bill Hybels (January-February 1992)

I think what helps in the application part of my preaching ministry is that I am in close relational contact with persons in my accountability group C couples that Lynne and I fellowship with. I am very tuned in to what most men and women in our community are wrestling with.

When I'm giving a message in my "Parenthood" series, for instance, one of my closest friends has three preschool children and he is at the end of his rope most of the time because of the frustration of knowing how to bring the proper balance between love and discipline. In preaching on that subject I kept him and his family in mind during the whole preparation process so that others who would fall into that same category would benefit from the instruction and application I was making to him and his family.

Most of the time in my preaching I'm really thinking of a few individuals that I know need instruction and application in the specific realm of information that I'm talking about that day. In the "Age of Rage" series, there are some people in my immediate world that are being consumed with anger, and I knew that when I gave the practical steps out C how do you move from anger to resolve and do it authentically and biblically? C I knew they'd be all ears. I had to do my homework carefully, I had to make sure my application was biblical and in general agreement with sound Christian psychological laws and so forth.

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