God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
Expository means that preaching aims to exposit, or explain and apply, the meaning of the Bible. The reason for this is that the Bible is God’s word, inspired, infallible, profitable—all 66 books of it. The preacher’s job is to minimize his own opinions and deliver the truth of God. Every sermon should explain the Bible and then apply it to people's lives. The preacher should do that in a way that enables you to see that the points he is making actually come from the Bible. If you can’t see that they come from the Bible, your faith will end up resting on a man and not on God's word.
[C.H. Spurgeon] refused to spend an inordinate amount of time discussing, for example the relationship of the rapture to the tribulation period, or like points of eschatological nuance. An elaborate dispensational chart would have little or no appeal to Spurgeon. Any dispensational framework that has a tendency to divide the Scriptures into segments, some applicable to contemporary life and some not, did not get his attention at all. He probably would have rejected any such scheme. He kept to the basics of future things.
Contributed to the echo by: Bob Henderson Banana Salad In top of a double
boiler, combine the vinegar, water, butter, egg, and sugar, then heat over
Medium heat until thickened. Stir often or it will stick... When cooled,
pour over sliced banana's and top with the ground peanuts.
Note: This syrup will keep well in the refrigerator for a week or more, so
that you can use 2 or 3 bananas as needed by your family and reserve the
syrup or sauce for another day.
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