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Support Small Business by buying this book! 1st Edition (Abingdon-Cokesbury - 1951) Ex-library with usual marks. No marks noted in text. Binding is tight and square. No dust jacket. Previous owner's name on inside front cover. . . . . . . . A book that provides guidance to effective and forceful preaching. . . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1.) The Preacher's Call -- 2.) His Major Emphasis -- 3.) The Sermon -- 4.) Preparing the Sermon -- 5.) Our Finest Hour -- 6.) Keeping Fit. . . . . . Clovis Chappell was a minister to fourteen churches. During Clovis Chappell career as a minister, he wrote over 35 books and one book on homiletical theory. His preaching style was had three main characteristics. First, he spoke on humans' desires and needs, which allowed congregations to connect easily with the message. Second, was the feature of optimism, raising hope and showing people the good in life's experiences. Lastly, Clovis engaged his audience with questions both rhetorical and literal, which made his audience think and engage in his sermons. Chappell delivered his sermons at a nice pace in the beginning, then gradually increased his speed through the main portion, and reduced the pace at the end. Clovis Chappell ability to speak and relay a message was fundamental to his success in ministry. [His] sermons span across numerous issues, topics, and biblical figures covering many ideals. These sermons can date to the early to mid-twentieth century. Meditations are Clovis Chappell's thoughts on a specific verse, then a small prayer at the end about how to apply that verse to one's life. . . - Candler School of Theology web page.…