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August 11, 2008

In the afternoon session of the Transformational Expository Preaching Conference, Colin Smith said, as an aside, that he has found three ways to meditate on a text that have been beneficial to him.

The three ways correspond to three types of Old Testament leaders.

First, you can meditate on a text as a prophet would, with truth in view.
Second, you can meditate on a text as a priest would, with the people in view.
Third, you can meditate on a text as a king would, with leadership in view.

Elsewhere, Colin noted that preaching must speak to the whole soul: mind, heart, will, memory, conscience, imagination. He said that the key to preaching that touches all the faculties of the soul is sermon preparation that engages all the faculties of the preacher's soul.

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Brian Larson is editor of Preaching Today Blog and pastor of Lake Shore Church in Chicago.

Posted by Brian Lowery at 6:32 PM on August 11, 2008


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