Equipping Hispanic pastors and leaders of the California Southern Baptist Convention to prepare and preach expository sermons

Roberto A Sanchez

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Equipping Hispanic pastors and leaders of the California Southern Baptist Convention to prepare and preach expository sermons

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Roberto A Sanchez. Equipping Hispanic Pastors and Leaders of the California Southern Baptist Convention to Prepare and Preach Expository Sermons. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/24c5c216-b026-4bad-8089-7cb6474f05a7.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

R. A. Sanchez. Equipping Hispanic pastors and leaders of the California Southern Baptist Convention to prepare and preach expository sermons. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/24c5c216-b026-4bad-8089-7cb6474f05a7

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Roberto A Sanchez. Equipping Hispanic Pastors and Leaders of the California Southern Baptist Convention to Prepare and Preach Expository Sermons. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/24c5c216-b026-4bad-8089-7cb6474f05a7.

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Roberto A Sanchez

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Southern Baptist Convention--Membership

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Abstract

This project seeks to help Hispanic pastors in the California Southern Baptist Convention (CSBC) develop skills necessary to prepare and preach expository sermons. Chapter 1 introduces CSBC, its unique position to impact the Hispanic community, and the need for this project. Chapter 2 addresses biblical and theological issues concerning expository preaching. Chapter 3 presents an analysis of the influence of Liberation Theology and the Charismatic movement, as well as social realities, on the Hispanic community in the United States. Chapter 4 explains the project methodology, with focus given to a training conference featuring lectures on expository preaching and the delivery of an expository sermon. Chapter 5 includes an evaluation of the project's strengths and weaknesses, theological reflection, conclusions, and implications for further study.

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