An assessment of the benefits for the church congregation of Highland Baptist Tabernacle of Blue Ridge, Georgia in strategic, long-term sermon planning through the book of Hebrews

Jerry R Thomas

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An assessment of the benefits for the church congregation of Highland Baptist Tabernacle of Blue Ridge, Georgia in strategic, long-term sermon planning through the book of Hebrews

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Jerry R Thomas. An Assessment of the Benefits for the Church Congregation of Highland Baptist Tabernacle of Blue Ridge, Georgia In Strategic, Long-term Sermon Planning Through the Book of Hebrews. Dallas Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/520babaa-76c3-414f-9c70-5de270f87b45?locale=es.

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J. R. Thomas. An assessment of the benefits for the church congregation of Highland Baptist Tabernacle of Blue Ridge, Georgia in strategic, long-term sermon planning through the book of Hebrews. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/520babaa-76c3-414f-9c70-5de270f87b45?locale=es

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Jerry R Thomas. An Assessment of the Benefits for the Church Congregation of Highland Baptist Tabernacle of Blue Ridge, Georgia In Strategic, Long-Term Sermon Planning Through the Book of Hebrews. Dallas Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/520babaa-76c3-414f-9c70-5de270f87b45?locale=es.

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Jerry R Thomas

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When a man that God commissions begins to preach, he may approach the sermon in many ways, but the goal is always the same: for the preacher and the listener alike to hear the words of God. Each strategy has its benefits and losses, but all strategies must lead to the pinnacle of hearing God's word. This research will investigate the benefits for the church congregation at Highland Baptist Tabernacle of strategic, long-term sermon planning through the Book of Hebrews. The motivation behind the research is to determine whether strategic, long-term sermon planning benefits this local church congregation in the areas of biblical understanding, spiritual conviction, and Christian living. If this strategy for sermon planning is highly beneficial, it could be likened to that of a strenuous climb up the mountain-difficult but well worth the effort. Not only will this research be a determining model for our local congregation, it also could give insight into the effects of intentional long-term sermon planning for expository preaching in small, rural churches throughout the country.

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