![]() The Reformed view and comprehension of the Bible transcend what is commonly recognised by many Reformed teachers and Christians. Its profound, extensive, and abundant nature can be explored through experiential or exemplary preaching, fostering a genuine longing to faithfully apply the depths of God’s Word in every aspect of life. Dr Joel Beeke explained this concept during a two-day seminar hosted by Mukhanyo at the Pretoria Campus on the 21st and 22nd of June. The seminar drew an audience of around a hundred participants, primarily composed of Reformed preachers and theologians. Dr Beeke is president and professor of systematic theology and homiletics at the Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and pastor of the Heritage Reformed Congregations in America.
Delivering a series of five lectures, Dr Beeke delved into the marrow of the Five Solas and the heartbeat of Reformed Theology. To illustrate these principles, he presented a compelling case study on the piety of John Calvin. He emphasised the importance of knowledge and comprehension of God permeating not only the mind but also the heart and actions. Dr Beeke highlighted the significance of experiential preaching. In summary, experiential preaching can be encapsulated as follows:
As expressed by a participant, this seminar will serve as an inspirational catalyst for numerous preachers, prompting them to re-evaluate their preaching and teaching methodologies as well as especially deepening their relationship with our risen Lord.
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