Prepare, deliver, shepherd: using evaluation to understand the impact of ethos in preaching

William H Wade

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Prepare, deliver, shepherd: using evaluation to understand the impact of ethos in preaching

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William H Wade. Prepare, Deliver, Shepherd: Using Evaluation to Understand the Impact of Ethos In Preaching. Covenant Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/175ae054-7a29-40d1-b505-1b3207cbc658?locale=pt-BR.

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W. H. Wade. Prepare, deliver, shepherd: using evaluation to understand the impact of ethos in preaching. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/175ae054-7a29-40d1-b505-1b3207cbc658?locale=pt-BR

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William H Wade. Prepare, Deliver, Shepherd: Using Evaluation to Understand the Impact of Ethos In Preaching. Covenant Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/175ae054-7a29-40d1-b505-1b3207cbc658?locale=pt-BR.

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William H Wade

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Sermon preparation

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Preaching literature deals with the rhetorical categories of logos and pathos by thoroughly treating sermon preparation and delivery, but it largely ignores the ethos. The purpose of this study was to explore how preachers use evaluation for understanding how pastoral relationships influence preaching. The study followed a qualitative research method, utilizing semi-structured interviews with six pastors, analyzed in a constant comparative method. The research explored perceptions of the pastoral relationship, evaluation, emotional intelligence, and ongoing sermon preparation. This study concluded that preachers improve receptivity of their sermons when they invest in shepherding relationships with their congregations through sermon feedback.

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