John Stott’s The Preacher’s Portrait rates among the three or four most influential books in my life. Like all his writings, it is enriching and joy- generating because of the depth of his acquaintance with God’s word. It is also loaded with practical applications as it focuses on nurturing ministers who are above all men and women of God and of the Word.
Ajith Fernando
Teaching Director, Youth for Christ, Sri Lanka
Table of Contents
Foreword
Editor’s Preface
Author’s Preface
Introduction
What a Preacher Is Not
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- A Steward – The Preacher’s Message and Authority
- A Herald – The Preacher’s Proclamation and Appeal
- A Witness – The Preacher’s Experience and Humility
- A Father – The Preacher’s Love and Gentleness
- A Servant – The Preacher’s Power and Motive
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