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Tag Archives: Brueggemann
Preaching and the Sanctified Imagination
One of the most wonderful things about teaching in a Bible College as a practitioner (I preach and teach in local churches regularly) is that my calling encourages me to reflect more critically upon my pastoral practices. Though my specialization … Continue reading
Testimony as Embedded Proclamation
Here is a bit from one of my graduate students (used by Matt Payne with permission) on engaging postmodernism as a Pentecostal church and preacher. How does one engage those who, at best, question the notion of the meta-narrative? How … Continue reading
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Tagged Brueggemann, Church, Pentecostal, postmodernism, proclamation, testimony
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