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Returning to the Good News

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  • Jason M. Garwood

What is the greatest need of the church? It is Jesus Christ, who comes to us through the preaching of the gospel. The church needs gospel preaching all the time. Why? This article offers five reasons.

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The Puritan View of Preaching the Gospel

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  • J. I. Packer

The practice of evangelism is threatened by minimizing the gospel. To remedy this approach of minimization this article presents the Puritans' practice of gospel preaching. It looks at their understanding of the gospel, its demand and its presentation.

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Danger - Deflection From Gospel Preaching

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  • Douglas G. Millar

One definition of gospel preaching equates it to evangelistic preaching. The true definition of gospel preaching as preaching which calls for conversion, faith in Christ and holiness of the Christian life is under threat.

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Why Christians Need to Keep Hearing the Gospel

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  • Andy Banton

Evangelistic preaching, or gospel preaching, is preaching that is aimed towards unbelievers. This article maintains that this should also be part of Sunday preaching, since it is necessary for the growth of Christian believers.

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Evangelistic Preaching

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  • Iain D. Campbell

This article is about true gospel preaching (evangelistic preaching). Gospel preaching must always center around the Person and work of Jesus Christ (Christ-centred preaching).

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Our desires must not only be offered up to God, but they must all terminate in him, desiring nothing more than God, but still more and more of him Matthew Manton
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