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Another New, Old Form of Proclamation | almost an M — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 15:49:48 +0000

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By: J. Bunch

J. Bunch — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:44:56 +0000

This really makes us think, whether it be the local church or an international venue, we must keep the person(s) hearing our words in mind. We must know the context in which they hear the words we speak.
We can say intellectual things, package it brilliantly to the point that a seminary prof would cry, and yet still miss reaching the person(s) standing right in front of us.
Story telling works in so many applications because it communicates real events to real people in their language.
It is good that we should be knowledgeable and that if we are the one teaching it is good for us know know exactly what scripture is saying to the best of our ability. But touting that to the person listening to us does not always convey the message we would like.
Good word!

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By: J. Bunch