In Session Six—Making Your Words Count, Pastor Jeff Lasseigne clarifies how to improve on preaching an expository message by choosing words carefully. He recalls the importance of using the guidelines of a four-step format, which includes what the text, says, what the text means, what the text illustrates and what is its application. From introduction, body and conclusion a teacher of the Bible accurately imparts the scriptures just how God intended. For a considerate message teaching God’s people, the Gospel of Salvation a preacher needs Prayer, research, preparation and a blessed passion for God’s Word for God’s Glory.
Session 6: Making Your Words Count
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