
Inductive Preaching
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"I spend hours in my study and on my knees preparing sermons, but when I preach them no one listens. What's wrong? Why aren't I getting through? Why do I see blank stares, daydream reveries, nodding heads as soon as I open my mouth to preach? I know my messages are biblically sound. I'm sure I'm preaching what God has laid on my heart. But it's not being received. What's wrong? What can I do?"
Sound familiar? If you're a preacher, you probably know the feeling. But it doesn't have to be that way. You can learn to preach in a way that will be readily, even eagerly, received by your congregation.
It's all here: what inductive preaching is, how it works, why it's effective, who's used it-including Jesus, Peter, Paul, Augustine, St. Francis, Wesley, Edwards, and Moody, to name only a few. Also included are:
* Step-by-step guidelines for constructing an inductive sermon
* Two sample inductive sermons
* A list of 96 inductive preachers from 20 centuries
* A strategy for making traditional sermon structures inductive
* A checklist of inductive characteristics.
The principles in this book can dramatically increase your sermon effectiveness-turn apathy into involvement, make listeners out of the listless. Inductive preaching is preaching that works!
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RALPH L. LEWIS is professor of preaching at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky, a post he has held since 1961. Dr. Lewis holds a PhD in speech from the University of Michigan and was a pastor for 12 years.
GREGG LEWIS is editor of Campus Life magazine. A coauthor of The Hurting Parent, he holds an MA in communications from Wheaton College.
Content
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- One: Need
- Two: A Promising Solution
- Three: Old Parts and New Hope
- Four: The Story of Induction
- Five: God's Way?
- Six: Master Model
- Seven: Web and Flow
- Eight: More Web and Flow
- Nine: Unbeatable Combination
- Ten: In the Study
- Eleven: Behind the Pulpit
- Twelve: End to Our Means
- Conclusion
- Appendix One: Inductive Preaching-Two Examples
- Appendix Two: Checklist of Inductive Characteristics
- Appendix Three: 96 Inductive Preachers from 20 Centuries
- Appendix Four: A Strategy for Making Traditional Sermon Structures Inductive
- Index
- Back Cover
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