The Homiletical Starting Point In Steps To The Sermon As An Influence On The Preaching Methodology Of Rastus Salter

Jeremy Daniel Morton

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The Homiletical Starting Point In Steps To The Sermon As An Influence On The Preaching Methodology Of Rastus Salter

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Jeremy Daniel Morton

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Sermon preparation

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The homiletical starting point and methodology outlined by Brown, Jr., Clinard, and Northcutt in Steps to the Sermon significantly influenced the sermon preparation and delivery of Rastus Salter but prove problematic when viewed through the lens of text-driven preaching.It can be difficult to determine the specific moment actual sermon preparation begins. In one sense, a preacher has been preparing his entire life. In another sense, the sacred responsibility of filling the pulpit and faithfully delivering God’s Word on a weekly basis demands focus, freshness, and intentionality on the part of the preacher to know his text in a way that can only be cultivated through the discipline of study and preparation.

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