Enhancing expository preaching skills to increase congregational awareness of selected spiritual disciplines at First Baptist Church, Stigler, Oklahoma

Daniel Milligan

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Enhancing expository preaching skills to increase congregational awareness of selected spiritual disciplines at First Baptist Church, Stigler, Oklahoma

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Daniel Milligan. Enhancing Expository Preaching Skills to Increase Congregational Awareness of Selected Spiritual Disciplines At First Baptist Church, Stigler, Oklahoma. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/753d8fc2-08fc-4a66-8e3f-504512587377.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

D. Milligan. Enhancing expository preaching skills to increase congregational awareness of selected spiritual disciplines at First Baptist Church, Stigler, Oklahoma. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/753d8fc2-08fc-4a66-8e3f-504512587377

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Daniel Milligan. Enhancing Expository Preaching Skills to Increase Congregational Awareness of Selected Spiritual Disciplines At First Baptist Church, Stigler, Oklahoma. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/753d8fc2-08fc-4a66-8e3f-504512587377.

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Daniel Milligan

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The purpose of this project was to enhance the project director's expository preaching skills to increase congregational awareness of selected spiritual disciplines at First Baptist Church, Stigler, Oklahoma. The project began by researching the fields of expository preaching and spiritual disciplines for the purpose of communicating selected spiritual disciplines from the book of Philippians. The research resulted in an annotated bibliography in the field of expository preaching and a report of selected spiritual disciplines. The project director used the research to develop a sermon series intended to raise the congregation's awareness of selected spiritual disciplines. The sermon series was delivered and thereafter evaluated using pre- and post-series surveys and response sheets provided to the congregation. Each phase of the project was evaluated using expert feedback.

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