Enhancing Doctrinal Preaching to Increase Congregational Awareness of the Doctrine of Local Church membership at First Baptist Church, Chickasha, Oklahoma

Michael Butler

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Enhancing Doctrinal Preaching to Increase Congregational Awareness of the Doctrine of Local Church membership at First Baptist Church, Chickasha, Oklahoma

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Michael Butler. Enhancing Doctrinal Preaching to Increase Congregational Awareness of the Doctrine of Local Church Membership At First Baptist Church, Chickasha, Oklahoma. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6173eeb4-15cb-430e-92e0-dc4c642c0897.

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M. Butler. Enhancing Doctrinal Preaching to Increase Congregational Awareness of the Doctrine of Local Church membership at First Baptist Church, Chickasha, Oklahoma. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6173eeb4-15cb-430e-92e0-dc4c642c0897

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Michael Butler. Enhancing Doctrinal Preaching to Increase Congregational Awareness of the Doctrine of Local Church Membership At First Baptist Church, Chickasha, Oklahoma. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6173eeb4-15cb-430e-92e0-dc4c642c0897.

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Michael Butler

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Sermon preparation

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Abstract

The purpose of this project was to enhance doctrinal preaching skills to increase congregational awareness of the doctrine of local church membership at First Baptist Church, Chickasha, Oklahoma. The project progressed through three phases: research, writing, and preaching. By researching the field of doctrinal preaching, the director identified a list of five best practices of doctrinal preaching. The director then employed these practices in writing a series of four sermons on the doctrine of local church membership. After writing the sermons, the director preached the sermon series at FBC. A pre-test and post-test assessment demonstrated the sermons increased awareness of the importance of the doctrine of local church membership among the project's participants.

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