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	<title>Comments on: The Art and Craft of Preaching</title>
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	<description>Pentecostal Rumination and Review</description>
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		<title>By: BlogRodent &#187; A blog for those who haven&#8217;t yet believed&#8211;ultimate points for penultimate people</title>
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		<dc:creator>BlogRodent &#187; A blog for those who haven&#8217;t yet believed&#8211;ultimate points for penultimate people</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Now, Brian&#8217;s an interesting guy: He&#8217;s a quiet, unassuming pastor at an Assemblies of God storefront church in the heart of Chicago. To meet him you wouldn&#8217;t know he&#8217;s the editorial force behind one of the best preaching resources on the planet: PreachingToday.com. Yes, I work for the company that hosts and profits from that site, but I don&#8217;t profit from mentioning it. I do, however, really believe that if you&#8217;re preaching, you need to pay attention to the stuff that Brian&#8217;s working on. (That includes the book I mentioned in a previous post). But, if you think of him as a leader of preachers you might not easily think of him standing near a crowded Chicago sidewalk engaging individuals in one-on-one conversation, and passing literature to the interested ones. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Now, Brian&rsquo;s an interesting guy: He&rsquo;s a quiet, unassuming pastor at an Assemblies of God storefront church in the heart of Chicago. To meet him you wouldn&rsquo;t know he&rsquo;s the editorial force behind one of the best preaching resources on the planet: PreachingToday.com. Yes, I work for the company that hosts and profits from that site, but I don&rsquo;t profit from mentioning it. I do, however, really believe that if you&rsquo;re preaching, you need to pay attention to the stuff that Brian&rsquo;s working on. (That includes the book I mentioned in a previous post). But, if you think of him as a leader of preachers you might not easily think of him standing near a crowded Chicago sidewalk engaging individuals in one-on-one conversation, and passing literature to the interested ones. [...]</p>
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