Essays on Preach

Importance of ethos in Pastoral Ministry

Pastoral ministerial ethos involve the accepted code of conduct by the pastors in their daily devotion to the work of God. These are the qualities that are morally and spiritually upright that distinguish the pastors from mere men. Every pastor must engage this ministerial ethos so that the gospel be effective. Ministerial ethos are so important because they help a pastor to conduct every function following a spiritual blueprint that offers guidelines that the minister of the Gospel ought to follow (Gula, 2010). Ministerial ethos like total obedience to the word of God will help the servant of God ...

I Corinthians The Ist Corinthians is an epistle written by Paul and contains key names such as Timothy and Chloe. Apostle Paul wrote the book with the aim to informing the church of Corinth to watch their ways of behavior (Morgan, 2010). Paul particularly wrote a message to the church to address and remedy the divisions and the immorality that had cropped among men of the church. One main verse of the book is the verse that shows that Paul had received complaints about the church and was in order to arrest them in their early stages, “there are ...

Chapter 21

As a young man with a supportive family, “Mark Rivera” completed his degree, yet has remained undecided about what to do with his life after college. Just like the majority of people who decided to commit their lives in preaching the gospel, “Rivera” has gone through a difficult process before finally committing his time and effort to preach the word of God. His family and even himself do not have any inkling that he will someday become a preacher of the word of God. While he was a good young man by societal standard, and that his family was ...

Sermons usually have many ideas, but all of them stem out from the main idea of the sermon. Haddon Robinson, in his book Biblical Preaching, came out with “The Big Idea Preaching”. The Big idea is an organizing factor, and preachers should organize sermons based on it. There are two purposes of using this method of preaching. First, the congregation would have something lasting in their minds after the sermon is over and secondly, the sermon is organized around one major idea allowing for a better understanding of the message the preacher is trying to convey. It is significant ...

The Impact of Charles Spurgeon On the Christian Church

Hermeneutics is succinctly defined as the science of interpretation, especially of the Scriptures. Mostly known for his oratory display of interpreting the scriptures, Spurgeon was a great preacher. He was so gifted in this area, that by the age of twenty-years-old, he was pastoring in London and invited to preach at many events throughout the city. Historians state the following about his preaching influenced parishioners to listen to his sermons: “His energy and oratorical skills and harmonious voice earned him such a reputation that within a year and a half, he was invited to preach in London, at the ...

War and violence have been the one of the main cause of the downfall of many nations, states, empires, communities and other social institutions. There are numerous diversities in the way various groups of people look at certain situations and how their opponents look at the same issues. Several questions will be tackled such as how opposing interests lures to violence. Do individual perception and say the expectations of individuals lead to violence and war whenever they are misconceived? When does cognitive imbalance lure to war and how does it limit the growth of an economy as well as ...

A look into the work of Fredrick Douglass and Robert Browning shows that the society around them heavily influences their work. While Douglass concentrated on larger social issues such as slavery and false use of religion, Browning looked into the interpersonal relationships of members of their societies. A common aspect of both writings, however, is the social critique that the two writers engage in. Through their work, they attempt to point out at the evils they see in their society, with the hope that their criticism will help change the situation . Fredrick Douglass, in his poem, a parody, analyzes ...

Task: Civil rights movement was very famous in 50s and 80s almost in all parts of the world. In most cases, it assumed the shape of civil demonstrations which mainly strived to achieve transition through peaceful methods. In numerous occasions, there would be armed resistance and civil wars. The movement took quite sometime in majority of the countries, although most movements failed to attain the set objectives. However, the sacrifice and efforts that the diverse movements portrayed helped to improve the rights of groups which were discriminated against. This article will present the literary work and work of ...