preacher
predicador
definition
noun
Pray regularly from the pulpit for God to raise up preachers and missionary church planters.
a person who preaches, especially a minister of religion.
translation of 'preacher'
noun
predicador,
clérigo,
pastor
example
This, then, is the first reason why pastors and 'preachers' are to give themselves to this ministry.
Strictly speaking, missionaries are 'preachers' of the gospel, dedicated and direct.
A new generation of fervent Sikh 'preachers' is being educated in this seminary near Amritsar.
The church is the seedbed of gospel 'preachers' , and we must value and nurture what God plants among us.
Of course I still would find time to visit my fellow 'preachers' and evangelists around the state of Texas.
So there was the crowd of 'preachers' who knew one another, and met and prayed with one another.
Its proponents were often like visionaries, 'preachers' of this new religion of nature.
Little wonder that ordinary 'preachers' find this a perplexing issue.
It provides a tremendous chance to benefit from the ministry of other 'preachers' .
There have been 'preachers' and religious leaders with that kind of natural charisma.
We need first and foremost gospel 'preachers' to help form gospel churches.
The church needs 'preachers' who have unhurried communion with God, who radiate something of the glory of God.
Neither 'preachers' nor church members should be ashamed of God's sovereign purpose.
At the meeting, they see 'preachers' preaching about sin to a big crowd of people.
Preaching isn't the only thing 'preachers' and churches are called to do, but it is the main thing.
Pray regularly from the pulpit for God to raise up 'preachers' and missionary church planters.
Throughout the history of the Church it has been seen in many 'preachers' of the Gospel.
He was also one of the most popular 'preachers' of his time.
Because it is filled with stories tied to Scripture, 'preachers' will find it a rich resource.
But pastors and 'preachers' have particularly strong reasons to give themselves to prayer.
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