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Rico Tice – the identity, mission and call of Christ

Posted on June 2, 2011 by neilrobbie

Rico Tice’s seminar at Bible by the Beach focused on leading unbelievers into a full relationship with Christ, using Mark’s gospel. Rico took the identity, mission and call of Christ as essential truths, and highlighted a related truth; any Christian … Continue reading →

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Bible by the Beach – Rico Tice on reaching unbelievers

Posted on May 9, 2011 by neilrobbie

In this 40 minute session, Rico flew over the philosophy under girding Christianity Explored, which is based on Mark’s gospel and the questions “Who is Jesus?”, “Why did Jesus come?” and “What does it mean to follow him?” BBTB Rico … Continue reading →

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Art, virtue and knowledge in good communication.

Posted on June 9, 2010 by neilrobbie

I’ve been thinking about Rico Tice’s seminar on evangelistic preaching and believe his diagram on art, virtue and knowledge in sermons can be applied to all verbal communication including dialogue. In any verbal communication there is a degree of art. … Continue reading →

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Rico Tice on preaching evangelistically

Posted on March 30, 2010 by neilrobbie

I posted last week on the seminars on preaching evangelistically. The MP3s are now available from the Castle Church website.

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Rico Tice on preaching evangelistically

Posted on March 23, 2010 by neilrobbie

I mentioned yesterday that I was going to a seminar by Rico Tice on preaching evangelistically. It was a great morning as Rico gave us lots to think about as well as examples of how to take people over the … Continue reading →

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A feast for all nations – food for thought

Posted on March 22, 2010 by neilrobbie

Here’s a copy of my 3 minute “food for thought” at Saturday’s feast for all nations. Today’s event is so amazing as people from all sorts of cultures and back grounds have come together to celebrate who we are and … Continue reading →

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