The development of a self-analysis tool to determine methods of application in preaching for ministers of the north central district, EFCA

Robert L Moeller

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The development of a self-analysis tool to determine methods of application in preaching for ministers of the north central district, EFCA

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Robert L Moeller. The Development of a Self-analysis Tool to Determine Methods of Application In Preaching for Ministers of the North Central District, Efca. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5205eb63-4a2c-4adb-aa83-2eaae668d8a8.

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R. L. Moeller. The development of a self-analysis tool to determine methods of application in preaching for ministers of the north central district, EFCA. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5205eb63-4a2c-4adb-aa83-2eaae668d8a8

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Robert L Moeller. The Development of a Self-Analysis Tool to Determine Methods of Application In Preaching for Ministers of the North Central District, Efca. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5205eb63-4a2c-4adb-aa83-2eaae668d8a8.

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Robert L Moeller

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Tests and measurements in religion

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Abstract

The goal of this project is to help preachers determine their own method of application in the sermon event. The author examines the task of application from a historical, theological, and theoretical standpoint. The focus of the study is twenty-four pastors from the Evangelical Free Church of America. The author uses a content analysis approach to study the unique methods of application used by John Broadus, G Campbell Morgan, D Martyn Lloyd-Jones, and Charles Swindoll. Twelve methods of application are isolated from these four homileticians to develop a Methods of Application Self-Reporting Inventory. The results indicate that the project achieves its objective.

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