A research project using the long-term sermon planning model for preaching the book of Second Corinthians to stimulate spiritual growth in the congregation at Fellowship Evangelical Free Church in Dallas, Pennsylvania

Jeffrey Hinds

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A research project using the long-term sermon planning model for preaching the book of Second Corinthians to stimulate spiritual growth in the congregation at Fellowship Evangelical Free Church in Dallas, Pennsylvania

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Jeffrey Hinds. A Research Project Using the Long-term Sermon Planning Model for Preaching the Book of Second Corinthians to Stimulate Spiritual Growth In the Congregation At Fellowship Evangelical Free Church In Dallas, Pennsylvania. Dallas Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6c103123-9a32-4bda-91af-2ddbde6bfd72.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

J. Hinds. A research project using the long-term sermon planning model for preaching the book of Second Corinthians to stimulate spiritual growth in the congregation at Fellowship Evangelical Free Church in Dallas, Pennsylvania. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6c103123-9a32-4bda-91af-2ddbde6bfd72

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Jeffrey Hinds. A Research Project Using the Long-Term Sermon Planning Model for Preaching the Book of Second Corinthians to Stimulate Spiritual Growth In the Congregation At Fellowship Evangelical Free Church In Dallas, Pennsylvania. Dallas Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6c103123-9a32-4bda-91af-2ddbde6bfd72.

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Jeffrey Hinds

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Preaching--Theory

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Abstract

This research project utilized a strategy for increasing the spiritual growth in the congregation at Fellowship Evangelical Free Church in Dallas, Pennsylvania. A long-term sermon plan was developed and implemented using the book of Second Corinthians to impact the believers at Fellowship Evangelical Church towards spiritual growth. An instrument was developed and used to pre-test and post-test participants in order to measure the effectiveness of the messages preached. Measurable areas of spiritual development were developed, incorporated didactically into the series, and stressed throughout the preaching series. The analysis of the post-test shows a measurable change in some areas of spiritual growth. The conclusion of this research project is that spiritual development in daily living can be measurably influenced in a congregation through long-term sermon preparation and delivery.

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