Episode 259: On Corporate Application in Preaching, with Cheston Pickard

Pastors Talk - A podcast by 9Marks

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 698 Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2024

⏱️ 26 minutes

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In this episode of Pastors Talk, Mark Dever and Jonathan Leeman chat with Cheston Pickard, a pastor in Louisville, about corporate applications in preaching.

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Jonathan Lehman.
0:05.9	And this is Mark Deber.
0:07.2	Welcome to this episode of Nine Marks Pastors Talk.
0:10.0	Nine Marks exists to help build healthy churches.
0:14.4	Learn more at nine marks.org or if you're looking for ministries to support, you can figure out how to do it there as well.
0:22.6	We're going to have a special edition, interesting conversation today.
0:28.3	Cheston Pickard, did I say your last name correctly?
0:31.6	I pronounced it correctly.
0:32.4	You did.
0:32.8	Pickard.
0:33.3	Not Picard.
0:34.0	Not Picard.
0:34.6	Star Trek.
0:35.2	After I said it, I wondered, is a D-Men student, a pastor in Louisville, Kentucky,
0:40.6	and a D-Men student at Southern Seminary.
0:43.0	And he is working on a D-Men around the topic of corporate application, how to apply
0:48.5	the Bible in your preaching and Sunday school teaching and small group leading and whatever
0:53.3	to not just
0:54.4	individuals but to a people, which I think is a great topic.
0:58.5	I want to see more conversations and books on that topic.
1:01.8	I mean, kind of like Paul writing Romans to churches.
1:04.4	Well, that's the thing, right?
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