in die gastehuis van die prediking: preekvernuwing vanuit bybelse en gereformeerde wortels
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Abstract
The images of the mirror and the window offer useful per- spectives when we consider renewal in public worship and preaching. This article focuses specifically on renewal in preaching. Are our sermons often simply a mirror reflecting what is happening in society? Shouldn’t our sermons rather be a window offering new views, new perspectives on God and the world, that is views that can help us to live creatively and imaginatively in a time of tremendous challenges for the church and believers. This article investigates the metaphor of hos- pitality as a possible mechanism for renewal in preaching and helping us to see through the window.
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| Authors | ;I. A. Nell |
| Journal | BMC emergency medicine |
| Year | 2009 |
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10.4102/ids.v43i4.249
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