#176 | Biblical Convictions for Expository Preaching
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Welcome to The On Preaching Podcast, the podcast dedicated to helping you to preach faithfully, clearly, and better.
In this episode, H.B. discusses biblical convictions for expository preaching.
If you do not believe the Bible, you should not be in the pulpit! If you are to be a faithful preacher, you must know where you stand and why. What must you believe about scripture to preach faithfully and fruitfully?
- Scripture is necessary.
- Scripture is divine.
- Scripture is true.
- Scripture is authoritative.
- Scripture is inerrant.
- Scripture is clear.
- Scripture is sufficient.
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