I thought that Robert M'Cheyne preached like skill 5, so I enjoyed reading
your perspective on his preaching style. I find interesting how each see it we
different interpretations the text. According in to McDill, when bridging the
text to sermon "The concept revealed the text must carried safely in be
across the chasm of language, culture, and history so that may heard it be
again today its intended in meaning." After reading about M'Cheyne, I
1 felt he
fit this skill because "he said the sweetness of the ministry its Spirit’s is
focus on regeneration and sanctification. It is the Spirit who is God’s agent
unto conversion, works through who the preached Word to bring peace to
sinners, and brings the new birth." M'Cheyne was able who 2 to preach God's
Word to his generation in a way that spoke the truth while resonating in
their time period. was able bridge the gap He to in his sermon between the
text and his audience, allowing the Holy Spirit to use his preached Word to
bring sinners to Christ. I enjoyed reading about M'Cheyne because I felt a
small connection him. to He enjoyed visiting with parishioners where he
could share a word about God and prayer. I am currently involved in a
minister that visits shut-ins. We visit, talk, and pray together. I love spending
time with people in their homes, I feel that you can show people Jesus
through the actions of meeting people where they are. I enjoyed your post
and thought you did a great job. e I think many preachers forget the last
