Tag: preaching
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Read Multiple Translations
Preachers should read multiple translations of their text to help them understand the Scripture reading better.
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Preach Trinitarian Sermons
Are your sermons truly Trinitarian? Here’s a way to assess which person of the Trinity you focus on.
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The Six Considerations of Preachers
Rev. Anne Kennedy shares the six considerations every preacher must have when preparing and preaching a sermon.
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People Can’t Write and Listen
People can’t write and listen to different sets of information at the same time. Here’s how that affects preaching.
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Don’t Sacrifice Your Family
Extenuating circumstances are inevitable pastoral ministry, threatening to draw us away from family. But time with loved ones are just as unique and special.
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When Do You Start Writing?
When is the “right time” to begin writing your sermon? Here’s a thought about when might be the right time to begin putting words down.
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Comfort the Afflicted and Afflict the Comfortable
Mother’s Day is a good reminder as preachers that we need to preach to both the afflicted and the comfortable in our congregations.
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Be Careful of I’s, You’s, and We’s
As preachers, we need to be wary of our use of “I’s,” “you’s,” and “we’s.” They can make a big difference in our sermons.
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Windows and Doors
As pastors, we can help people see themselves accurately and see where they’re being invited to by God. Here’s how we do that.
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Check the Calendar
Preachers should check the calendar to anticipate where their people are so that we can incarnationally mee them there.
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