Mining for Masterpieces
Digging for Another Dimension
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Experienced Miners Supply Warehouse Most great preachers graciously lead new comers to the heralding spiritual process with bread crumbs liken unto the fictional characters Hansel and Gretel. They do this while they are teaching or preaching, but most estranged to the process don't ascertain what is transpiring because they are fans of preaching but not faithful followers of the homiletic craft. One of the greatest investments a preacher can make is to be observant in the warehouse of witness that has a wealth of knowledge and experience. Where is this warehouse you may ask? The answer, the preacher's or pastor's study.
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About the Book
This homiletic text was birthed from my burning desire to witness the clergy maximizing their potential. In the ecclesiastical sector, there are many preachers deprived of a fighting chance in ministry. Mining for Masterpieces encourages you to take digging to another dimension and is a textual follow-up to my previous literary preaching text, I’m Called to Preach; Now What?
About the Author
Dr. Aaron L. Chapman, DMIN, is the pastor of the Dedicated to Christ Church in Ecorse, Michigan, and adjunct professor at several seminaries, including Ashland Theological Seminary, South University, Heritage Center of Religious Studies, Ecumenical Theological Seminary, Grace College, and newly appointed Homiletics Instructor for National Baptist Convention USA, etc. Dr. Chapman is also a board member of Rochester College/Evangel Ministries and Kingdom Bible Institute, President of Seminary on Wheels and a sought after Homiletics conference speaker. Dr. Chapman is also the author of Preaching without Heart, I’m Called to Preach: Now What? I’m Called to Preach: Now What? Workbook, and Leaving Life’s Envelope Empty.