How can preachers navigate the three intertwining stories we must exegete if we are to preach powerful sermons. Elder Cox addresses this issue in this audio.
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THE “TELLING THE STORY” AUDIO WAS VERY HELPFUL AND TRUE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORKS BECAUSE THIS POST IS A TREMENDOUS BLESSING.
I appreciate this audio lesson about the stories that make the biblical sermons. It is easy for preachers to ignore “their story” which God is given them. I believe they would be less imitation of popular preaching if people would just really “tell the story”. Thanks for this post.