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A book that allows us to deal deeply with the sermons of early ministers who had taken the pioneer path.
Kim Un-yong: History of Korean Church Sermons
The preaching work has been the most important part of the Korean church ever since the gospel was preached and the Church was established in this dark land. Even in the ‘Priest’ era of glory, ’ the position and role of the sermon in the Korean Church was firmly established. People listened to the preacher and referred him to him as the ‘servant of God’s word’ or ‘angel of God's word.’. The sermon was a divine power to proclaim the word of truth, to enlighten, comfort and serve as a awakening to the people. At the heart of rapid church growth was a powerful preacher, whose charismatics moved the masses to form churches and change the religious landscape of Korean society in one moment. The Korean Church was a church that loved words, and preachers and churchgoers, with a extraordinary zeal for preaching, had produced a remarkable growth and revival of church in the first century. The sermon was a translation and declaration of God's word, as it applied to the times and the churches, so if you study the sermons of one time, you can see the problems of the day, the faith, and the faith. But there was no systematic research into the history of the pulpit, which has been a key factor in church growth. The book studies the lives, history and sermons of preachers who represented the Korean Church from early missionaries to modern times over 130 years of history. First, the history and theology of the Korean Church are viewed in general, and the preaching theology of preachers, which was used in the golden age of the last century's Korean church, is analyzed by the times and denominations.
Korean title: 한국교회 설교 역사
Korean author: 김운용
Korean publisher: 새물결플러스
ISBN-13: 9791161290645
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A book that allows us to deal deeply with the sermons of early ministers who had taken the pioneer path.












