Author
Edgar Harold Andrews
Book Format
paperback
Publisher
Evangelical Press
Published
June 2005
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Preaching Christ is the first in the series of ET Perspectives and sets out a biblical case for believing that Christ-centred preaching is the only authentic preaching for the Christian Church today. Eminently readable, the booklet is intended not only for those who preach but also for those who listen!
Starting with the question ‘What shall we preach?’ the booklet sets out a Christ-centred approach that views the whole Bible as a testimony to Jesus Christ and his redeeming work. But these chapters are more than theology, they will warm the heart and clarify the mind as they dwell upon such themes as ‘The unsearchable riches of Christ’, ‘Preaching the atonement’ and ‘Heralding the Saviour.
They also address practical issues such as ‘Preaching Christ to Christians’ and ‘Preaching Christ from the Old Testament’, showing by examples how Christ can be preached from obscure passages without unjustified allegorical interpretations.
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Author
Edgar Harold Andrews
Book Format
paperback
Publisher
Evangelical Press
Published
June 2005
Edition
illustrated edition
Weight
122g
Page Count
80
Dimensions
136 x 198 x 7 mm
ISBN
9780950012919
ISBN-10
0950012912
Eden Code
104451
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Author/Creator: Edgar Harold Andrews
ISBN: 9780950012919
Publisher: Evangelical Press
Release Date: June 2005
Weight: 122g
Dimensions: 136 x 198 x 7 mm
Eden Code: 104451
12 years ago
Preaching Christ
His conviction is made clear by the title that the ‘only preaching that really counts is that which centres on the Person, work and glory of Jesus Christ, the eternal Son of God’ (p5). He then unpacks what he means by preaching; what it means to preach Christ and that Christ can and should be preached from the Old Testament and the New Testament, to unbelievers and believers alike and basically every time you preach.
We preach the atonement, God’s grace, the unsearchable riches in Christ, repentance and faith (in Christ) and everything that is the full counsel of God, but at the heart of all if it is not linked to Christ it is likely to slip into moralism and empty religion. I found much encouragement here and a useful reminder that too much preaching can talk about Christianity but not Christ and I very much enjoyed reading this simple direct and helpful call to, whatever else I do, preach Christ.
The book began life as a series of articles in the Evangelical Times and so each chapter is short and easily read but contains much treasure. The whole book itself is only 80 pages long but if you were looking for something to get you started on the road to Christ centred preaching then this would be an excellent place to start, just don’t be put off by the cover.
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