Ray Charles by the roadside: a study in narrative preaching

Dann A Stouten

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Ray Charles by the roadside: a study in narrative preaching

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Dann A Stouten. Ray Charles by the Roadside: a Study In Narrative Preaching. Western Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fe482e76-c90b-409b-b0c1-e69c1414f03f?locale=es.

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D. A. Stouten. Ray Charles by the roadside: a study in narrative preaching. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fe482e76-c90b-409b-b0c1-e69c1414f03f?locale=es

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Dann A Stouten. Ray Charles by the Roadside: a Study In Narrative Preaching. Western Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fe482e76-c90b-409b-b0c1-e69c1414f03f?locale=es.

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Dann A Stouten

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The thesis of this project is that narrative preaching can be learned like spelling or arithmetic or your ABC's if the student is willing to follow a three step pattern (the teeter-totter analysis) of: 1) imbalance, 2) analysis, and 3) solution. The first step involves stating the discrepancy, the second step is an analysis of the ambiguities, and the third step is finding God's solution to the problem. We use six different sermon models entitled: Recasting the story, Redating the story, Remembering the story, Retelling the story, Reacting to the story, and Rethinking the story, along with a running commentary, and a listener evaluation form, to analyze and demonstrate how narrative preaching can be done.

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