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An interview with Hershael York.

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Step 8: Deliver and Evaluate

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How to deliver your sermon so your people encounter Christ and evaluate it so you keep growing as a preacher.

The Strangest Gift

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It is in our weaknesses that Christ is most clearly revealed.

For Such a Slime as This

October 28, 2013, 3:39 am

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Though God may seem absent, his power comes through our sin, failure, and imperfection.

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An interview with Hershael York.

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June 23, 2008, 4:28 pm

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It is in our weaknesses that Christ is most clearly revealed.

Step 8: Deliver and Evaluate

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How to deliver your sermon so your people encounter Christ and evaluate it so you keep growing as a preacher.

For Such a Slime as This

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Though God may seem absent, his power comes through our sin, failure, and imperfection.

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The Dark Side of Grace

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The dark side of God's grace is that a sovereign God who is in control sometimes uses the things he allows as much as he uses the things he directs.