With easy access to sermons on the Internet, plus pressure to deliver the next sermon with little time to prepare, no wonder some pastors have resorted to plagiarizing other people’s sermons, passing them off as their own. This growing epidemic has received coverage in the Wall Street Journal, on National Public Radio, and elsewhere. Some pastors have been caught in the act and dismissed from their churches. Is this fair? Is this stealing? How can you recognize it? How can it be prevented? This book not only helps explain the problem, but it also explores the ethical implications and gives advice on how to avoid it or deal with it if the problem surfaces in your church. It includes study questions at the end of chapters and a concluding case study.
Should We Use Someone Else's Sermon?: Preaching in a Cut-and-Paste World
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Author(s)Scott M. Gibson
PublisherZondervan
ISBN / ASIN0310286735
ISBN-139780310286738
Sales Rank459,072
CategoryReligion
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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