Tag: public speaking
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Don’t Bleed on People
Preacher’s Block regular, John Leek, shares about vulnerability in your sermon.
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Don’t Neglect Visits
Preacher’s Block co-founder, Hunter Bethea, shares about the importance of visiting with your people before preaching to your people.
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Preaching is Pastoral Care
Preacher’s block host, Allyce Fogle-Logue shares how preaching is pastoral care.
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Get Messy
John Wesley Leek explains why we shouldn’t be scared to “get messy” and “make mistakes” when preaching.
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Don’t Listen to the Kickers
Hunter Bethea, co-founder of Preacher’s Block, shared this preaching tip. If you’re interested in joining the most focused preachers in the world, sign up here. Several weeks ago, I mentioned Carey Nieuwhof’s podcast with guest Steve Cuss, author of the books Managing Leadership Anxiety: Yours and Theirs and The Expectation Gap. Steve Cuss said, “some…
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Lead Me as I Lead Them
Preacher’s Block co-founder, Hunter Bethea, reminds us that God’s Presence should be leading us.
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Not Your People
Hunter Bethea emphasizes in his preaching tip the importance of recognizing that the people we lead are God’s, not ours, balancing responsibility and relief in ministry.
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Read Stories
As preachers seeking to preach the stories of the Bible, it would be helpful to grab a book and read stories on our own!
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Don’t Preach Every Sermon at Once
You don’t have to preach every sermon at once. In fact, you shouldn’t. Preach one sermon, not multiple sermons packaged into one.
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Don’t Assume Basic Knowledge
As preachers, we can sometimes assume that our parishioners know more than they do. It would be helpful for us to not assume basic knowledge.
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