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]]> By: raywaldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-116 raywaldo Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:57:19 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-116 <p>@RickWarren We are discussing some of these things on <a href="http://bit.ly/4Ags5n" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/4Ags5n</a> Care to join?</p> <p><i>This comment was originally posted on <a href="http://twitter.com/raywaldo/statuses/5097093146" rel="nofollow">Twitter</a></i></p> @RickWarren We are discussing some of these things on http://bit.ly/4Ags5n Care to join?

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]]> By: Ray Waldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-159 Ray Waldo Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:47:21 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-159 Quote from Rick Warren on Twitter: Preaching is all about bridging THEN (interpretation) & NOW (application). The bridge is the Timeless Principle. Study Rom.15:4 Quote from Rick Warren on Twitter: Preaching is all about bridging THEN (interpretation) & NOW (application). The bridge is the Timeless Principle. Study Rom.15:4

]]> By: Ray Waldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-158 Ray Waldo Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:58:46 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-158 Excellent post! This does not sound like the young man I knew 6-7 years ago. <grin> I see teaching as primarily intellectual while preaching is primarily emotional. However, any teaching that does not involve the emotions is DRY - DRY - DRY! And, any preaching that does not involve some educational elements is just fluff and trite clichés. Excellent post! This does not sound like the young man I knew 6-7 years ago. <grin> I see teaching as primarily intellectual while preaching is primarily emotional. However, any teaching that does not involve the emotions is DRY – DRY – DRY! And, any preaching that does not involve some educational elements is just fluff and trite clichés.

]]> By: Ray Waldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-161 Ray Waldo Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:53:22 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-161 In secular education, St Augustine is often considered to be somewhat the "father" of modern education. One of the concepts of modern educational psychology points to Augustine. It is not a direct quote but a summary of some of his ideas... "All learning is the result of conflict." Do you agree? How does this concept play in your view? In secular education, St Augustine is often considered to be somewhat the “father” of modern education. One of the concepts of modern educational psychology points to Augustine. It is not a direct quote but a summary of some of his ideas… “All learning is the result of conflict.” Do you agree? How does this concept play in your view?

]]> By: Ray Waldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Ray Waldo Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:47:21 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-113 Quote from Rick Warren on Twitter: Preaching is all about bridging THEN (interpretation) & NOW(application). The bridge is the Timeless Principle. Study Rom.15:4 Quote from Rick Warren on Twitter: Preaching is all about bridging THEN (interpretation) & NOW(application). The bridge is the Timeless Principle. Study Rom.15:4

]]> By: Ray Waldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-112 Ray Waldo Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:58:46 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-112 Excellent post! This does not sound like the young man I knew 6-7 years ago. <grin> I see teaching as primarily intellectual while preaching is primarily emotional. However, any teaching that does not involve the emotions is DRY - DRY - DRY! And, any preaching that does not involve some educational elements is just fluff and trite clichés. Excellent post! This does not sound like the young man I knew 6-7 years ago. <grin> I see teaching as primarily intellectual while preaching is primarily emotional. However, any teaching that does not involve the emotions is DRY – DRY – DRY! And, any preaching that does not involve some educational elements is just fluff and trite clichés.

]]> By: Ray Waldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Ray Waldo Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:53:22 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-115 In secular education, St Augustine is often considered to be somewhat the "father" of modern education. One of the concepts of modern educational psychology points to Augustine. It is not a direct quote but a summary of some of his ideas... "All learning is the result of conflict." Do you agree? How does this concept play in your view? In secular education, St Augustine is often considered to be somewhat the “father” of modern education. One of the concepts of modern educational psychology points to Augustine. It is not a direct quote but a summary of some of his ideas… “All learning is the result of conflict.” Do you agree? How does this concept play in your view?

]]> By: Bruce Kuhlman http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-160 Bruce Kuhlman Fri, 23 Oct 2009 02:09:50 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-160 Jonathan Edwards was known for his very unemotional speaking style, reading his manuscripts, however it is reported he filled the altars. Gipsy Smith virtually the same...move England. As a 'God called pastor'...I feel strong anointing while teaching and watching the reaction of hearers as they absorb. My church up-bringing is in the South (N.C.) however my first 18 years were in the Pacific North West. I know the emotional preacher well, and up until a few years past have not heard a strong teacher. Billy Sunday Meyers was a strong teacher in N.C. with emotion, but great content while James Poe Jackson was the emotional preacher that God used in a mighty way which I witnessed many times. Scripture says that a pastor must be a teacher. A strong job..as "Telling is not teaching, and listening is not learning"...and the Pastor needs much patience with the flock in the teaching end...they often desire the emotional preaching that is like gas on the fire rather than a dry oak log that lasts all night in the fireplace. Just thoughts. Jonathan Edwards was known for his very unemotional speaking style, reading his manuscripts, however it is reported he filled the altars. Gipsy Smith virtually the same…move England. As a 'God called pastor'…I feel strong anointing while teaching and watching the reaction of hearers as they absorb. My church up-bringing is in the South (N.C.) however my first 18 years were in the Pacific North West. I know the emotional preacher well, and up until a few years past have not heard a strong teacher. Billy Sunday Meyers was a strong teacher in N.C. with emotion, but great content while James Poe Jackson was the emotional preacher that God used in a mighty way which I witnessed many times. Scripture says that a pastor must be a teacher. A strong job..as “Telling is not teaching, and listening is not learning”…and the Pastor needs much patience with the flock in the teaching end…they often desire the emotional preaching that is like gas on the fire rather than a dry oak log that lasts all night in the fireplace. Just thoughts.

]]> By: Bruce Kuhlman http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Bruce Kuhlman Fri, 23 Oct 2009 01:09:50 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-114 Jonathan Edwards was known for his very unemotional speaking style, reading his manuscripts, however it is reported he filled the altars. Gipsy Smith virtually the same...move England. As a 'God called pastor'...I feel strong anointing while teaching and watching the reaction of hearers as they absorb. My church up-bringing is in the South (N.C.) however my first 18 years were in the Pacific North West. I know the emotional preacher well, and up until a few years past have not heard a strong teacher. Billy Sunday Meyers was a strong teacher in N.C. with emotion, but great content while James Poe Jackson was the emotional preacher that God used in a mighty way which I witnessed many times. Scripture says that a pastor must be a teacher. A strong job..as "Telling is not teaching, and listening is not learning"...and the Pastor needs much patience with the flock in the teaching end...they often desire the emotional preaching that is like gas on the fire rather than a dry oak log that lasts all night in the fireplace. Just thoughts. Jonathan Edwards was known for his very unemotional speaking style, reading his manuscripts, however it is reported he filled the altars. Gipsy Smith virtually the same…move England. As a 'God called pastor'…I feel strong anointing while teaching and watching the reaction of hearers as they absorb. My church up-bringing is in the South (N.C.) however my first 18 years were in the Pacific North West. I know the emotional preacher well, and up until a few years past have not heard a strong teacher. Billy Sunday Meyers was a strong teacher in N.C. with emotion, but great content while James Poe Jackson was the emotional preacher that God used in a mighty way which I witnessed many times. Scripture says that a pastor must be a teacher. A strong job..as “Telling is not teaching, and listening is not learning”…and the Pastor needs much patience with the flock in the teaching end…they often desire the emotional preaching that is like gas on the fire rather than a dry oak log that lasts all night in the fireplace. Just thoughts.

]]> By: raywaldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-117 raywaldo Thu, 22 Oct 2009 12:30:34 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-117 <p>#chiefshep KSHawes03 says “proclamation is more emotional and energetic, while teaching has a more conversational tone” <a href="http://bit.ly/4Ags5n" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/4Ags5n</a></p> <p><i>This comment was originally posted on <a href="http://twitter.com/raywaldo/statuses/5067972782" rel="nofollow">Twitter</a></i></p> #chiefshep KSHawes03 says “proclamation is more emotional and energetic, while teaching has a more conversational tone” http://bit.ly/4Ags5n

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]]> By: Keith Hawes http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-157 Keith Hawes Thu, 22 Oct 2009 06:04:30 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-157 To address your question is the STYLE different. I think that a minister's delivery STYLE has really effected our definition of preaching and teaching. From my experience people consider preaching to be "proclamation" and teaching more "explanation." I find people think "proclamation" is more emotional and energetic, while teaching has a more conversational tone. In all actuality you will find it both proclamation and explanation in the majority of sermons. Whether a minister considers himself a preacher or a teacher, the goal is normally the same, and the label is a result of the persons own personality, giftings, and culture. To address your question is the STYLE different. I think that a minister's delivery STYLE has really effected our definition of preaching and teaching. From my experience people consider preaching to be “proclamation” and teaching more “explanation.” I find people think “proclamation” is more emotional and energetic, while teaching has a more conversational tone. In all actuality you will find it both proclamation and explanation in the majority of sermons. Whether a minister considers himself a preacher or a teacher, the goal is normally the same, and the label is a result of the persons own personality, giftings, and culture.

]]> By: kshawes03 http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-111 kshawes03 Thu, 22 Oct 2009 05:04:30 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-111 To address your question is the STYLE different. I think that a minister's delivery STYLE has really effected our definition of preaching and teaching. From my experience people consider preaching to be "proclamation" and teaching more "explanation." I find people think "proclamation" is more emotional and energetic, while teaching has a more conversational tone. In all actuality you will find it both proclamation and explanation in the majority of sermons. Whether a minister considers himself a preacher or a teacher, the goal is normally the same, and the label is a result of the persons own personality, giftings, and culture. To address your question is the STYLE different. I think that a minister's delivery STYLE has really effected our definition of preaching and teaching. From my experience people consider preaching to be “proclamation” and teaching more “explanation.” I find people think “proclamation” is more emotional and energetic, while teaching has a more conversational tone. In all actuality you will find it both proclamation and explanation in the majority of sermons. Whether a minister considers himself a preacher or a teacher, the goal is normally the same, and the label is a result of the persons own personality, giftings, and culture.

]]> By: raywaldo http://chiefshepherd.com/2009/10/preaching-or-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-118 raywaldo Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:14:10 +0000 http://chiefshepherd.com/?p=3054#comment-118 <p>#ChiefShep #chiefshep Preaching or Teaching? Preaching or Teaching? You decide… <a href="http://bit.ly/4Ags5n" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/4Ags5n</a></p> <p><i>This comment was originally posted on <a href="http://twitter.com/raywaldo/statuses/5044714488" rel="nofollow">Twitter</a></i></p> #ChiefShep #chiefshep Preaching or Teaching? Preaching or Teaching? You decide… http://bit.ly/4Ags5n

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