Overview
The purpose of this study on charismatic and expository preaching is to find the common ground of the two preaching methods and solidify them into a sound, biblical and theological preaching method that will edify the body of Christ and lead to growth for local churches. To solidify charismatic and expository preaching, it is necessary to explore the hermeneutical, exegetical, and homiletical issues that divide the two methods regarding the work of the Holy Spirit and the gifts the Spirit bestows to believers for ministry. Charismatic interpretations concerning the gifts of the Spirit revolve around ""speaking in tongues"" as the primary identifier of being filled with the Spirit, which most expository preachers and scholars view as an incorrect interpretation. This study seeks to answer these problems in the quest of unifying both preaching methods.
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Author: Lewis D Mathis
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Imprint: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 1.10cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.327kg
ISBN: 9781666793987
ISBN 10: 1666793981
Pages: 154
Publication Date: 11 May 2022
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
"""Dr. Mathis considers how the charismatic form of preaching relates to expository preaching and how the two are interconnected. Additionally, Dr. Mathis links his analysis of these seemingly diametrically opposed methods to the spiritual as well as the numerical growth of the church. The appendices with survey questions could be helpful for churches who want to examine their attitudes on these preaching methods."" --Jeffrey L. Cockrell, John W. Rawlings School of Divinity, Liberty University"
"""Dr. Mathis considers how the charismatic form of preaching relates to expository preaching and how the two are interconnected. Additionally, Dr. Mathis links his analysis of these seemingly diametrically opposed methods to the spiritual as well as the numerical growth of the church. The appendices with survey questions could be helpful for churches who want to examine their attitudes on these preaching methods."" --Jeffrey L. Cockrell, John W. Rawlings School of Divinity, Liberty University"
Author Information
Lewis D. Mathis is a graduate of Liberty University, where he received his BS in religion in 2015, MDiv in theology in 2017, and DMin in biblical studies in 2021. Mathis also serves as associate pastor and chairperson of the Trustee Board at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, where he has served for over twenty-four years. Mathis has been married to his wife, Phyllis Mathis, for twenty-five years; they have three children and nine grandchildren.
