Pulpit Speech
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Overview
Lucid speech is not a natural gift. The privileged few were born into a family or raised in a community where, from the earliest years, they heard and imitated good speech. For most of us, however, such speech must be attained (if indeed it is attained at all) at great cost. But in either case the point of importance is that lucid speech is learned behavior.
- Explores the value of lucid speech in sermons
- Examines how to discover the purpose for which the biblcal passage was given by the Holy Spirit
- Covers the entire process of sermon preparation
- Introduction
- Speech Arts and Factors in the Preaching Situation
- The Use of Narrative in Preaching
- Preaching to Inform
- Persuasive Preaching - I, Preaching to Convince
- Perrsuasive Preaching - II, Preaching to Motivate
- Organizing Content for Delivery
- Acquiring a Preaching Style
- Delivering the Goods (With the Voice)
- Delivering the Goods (With the Body)
- Conclusion
