The discipline to work through the sermon slowly could be beneficial in our own hearts and in the way it’s received by the people in our churches.
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What Pastors Listen to in the Study
Whether we preach in jeans or suits, in front of 50 or 5,000, in the country or the city, and as newbies or veterans, may we never cease to be amazed at such an incredible calling.
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5 Tips for Overcoming Writer’s Block
Most pastors can relate to the occasional writer’s block that makes sermon completion seem near impossible some weeks.
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3 Tips to Fine-Tune Your Preaching
As preachers, we never fully arrive. God is constantly refining our skills in the pulpit. I’ll spend the entire ministry the Lord allows me to have laboring to become a better preacher.
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3 Myths About Preaching
Preaching can be difficult. As I’ve learned, that might mean you’re doing it right. But you don’t have to make it more difficult by piling unnecessary burdens on yourself.
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3 Small Tweaks That Can Make a Big Difference in Your Teaching
Making these three small tweaks will help us study the Scriptures in a way that allows us to see the full narrative of Scripture better as we encounter God in His Word.
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