Preaching Christ in the Old Testament w/ Dr. Steve Mathewson
2025/01/28
再生時間： 46 分
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Preaching Christ in the Old Testament w/ Dr. Steve Mathewson

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In this conversation, Dr. Steve Mathewson shares his journey into preaching, particularly focusing on the Old Testament. He discusses his formative experiences, the challenges faced in preaching the Old Testament, and the importance of a Christocentric approach. Mathewson emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of Old Testament narratives and their relevance in contemporary preaching, while also addressing the obstacles that seminarians encounter when engaging with these texts. In this conversation, Steve Mathewson discusses the importance of the Old Testament in understanding the New Testament, the balance of preaching from both Testaments, and the value of expository preaching. He shares insights on sermon preparation, resources for preachers, and reflects on his love for fishing as a metaphor for life and ministry.

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In this conversation, Dr. Steve Mathewson shares his journey into preaching, particularly focusing on the Old Testament. He discusses his formative experiences, the challenges faced in preaching the Old Testament, and the importance of a Christocentric approach. Mathewson emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of Old Testament narratives and their relevance in contemporary preaching, while also addressing the obstacles that seminarians encounter when engaging with these texts. In this conversation, Steve Mathewson discusses the importance of the Old Testament in understanding the New Testament, the balance of preaching from both Testaments, and the value of expository preaching. He shares insights on sermon preparation, resources for preachers, and reflects on his love for fishing as a metaphor for life and ministry.

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