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Preaching by the Book – Using the Lectio Continua Approach in Sermon Planning

Preaching by the Book – Using the Lectio Continua Approach in Sermon Planning

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This article argues that the lectio continua approach is as effective in today's pulpits as it was in the pulpits of the early Reformation. Through examples and helpful guidelines, the article explains how to tailor lectio continua preaching to the needs of today's Christians.

Source: Reformed Worship, 1988. 2 pages.

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