Narrative first person sermons: witnesses to the week of passion

Gary P Goodman

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Narrative first person sermons: witnesses to the week of passion

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Gary P Goodman. Narrative First Person Sermons: Witnesses to the Week of Passion. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/59352d84-ca4c-46ab-9ee4-619f1bf6ddbb?locale=es.

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G. P. Goodman. Narrative first person sermons: witnesses to the week of passion. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/59352d84-ca4c-46ab-9ee4-619f1bf6ddbb?locale=es

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Gary P Goodman. Narrative First Person Sermons: Witnesses to the Week of Passion. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/59352d84-ca4c-46ab-9ee4-619f1bf6ddbb?locale=es.

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Gary P Goodman

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The narrative first person sermon is an effective and faithful method of presenting the gospel. Employing this sermon form, the preacher re-tells a biblical story through the voice of a central character or contemporary observer. This essay investigates the kinds of biblical material that may be suitably presented as a narrative first person sermon, suggests some guidelines for choosing story and character, and details the process of composition and delivery. Eight examples of narrative sermons follow, a series entitled Witnesses to the Week of Passion.

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