A survey of the preaching styles of selected pastors who preach to a predominately postmodern audience

Timothy H Fisher

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A survey of the preaching styles of selected pastors who preach to a predominately postmodern audience

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Timothy H Fisher. A Survey of the Preaching Styles of Selected Pastors Who Preach to a Predominately Postmodern Audience. Dallas Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/76081a20-1d60-4743-a16c-d847cee85ff7?locale=en.

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T. H. Fisher. A survey of the preaching styles of selected pastors who preach to a predominately postmodern audience. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/76081a20-1d60-4743-a16c-d847cee85ff7?locale=en

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Timothy H Fisher. A Survey of the Preaching Styles of Selected Pastors Who Preach to a Predominately Postmodern Audience. Dallas Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/76081a20-1d60-4743-a16c-d847cee85ff7?locale=en.

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Timothy H Fisher

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Abstract

This research project surveyed preachers 2009 Moody Bible Institute Pastor's conference in order to determine if there is a statistically significant relationship between preachers communicating to a postmodern audience verses preachers communicating to a non-postmodern audience with regard to capturing and holding attention, the style of communication used, and the use of the expository preaching style. The data collected from the preaching survey indicated a statistically significant relationship between preachers communicating to a postmodern audience verses preachers communicating to a non-postmodern audience, including a discernible shift with regard to expository preaching.

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