Every Sermon Communicates Doctrine (5 Considerations for Doctrinal Preaching)

Calvin Miller once wrote, “All real preaching is doctrine.” He essentially argues that all sermons communicate doctrine, even though dogmatics may not be the desired objective of the preacher. Following Miller’s reasoning, A sermon may then communicate doctrine poorly, incorrectly, or it may communicate that doctrine is unimportant altogether, but all sermons communicate doctrine.

All sermons may communicate thoughts about doctrine, but all sermons are not doctrinal.

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