By Dr. Larry Moyer on Feb 15, 2024
False assumptions in preaching hinder communication and weaken impact. Clear thinking, clarity, and humility protect the preacher and strengthen the message.
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By Jim Martin on Apr 13, 2020
Five habits that help preachers build trust, speak clearly, treat people fairly, guard credibility, and carry the pulpit with humility and wisdom.
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By Pete Wilson on Jan 5, 2023
Guest speakers can bless churches or burden them. Here are practical ways to honor the pastor, respect the house, and communicate well without creating chaos.
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By Peter Mead on Apr 27, 2020
Preaching with zeal is good, but unguarded passion can turn aggressive, shouty, distracting, or draining. Learn how to keep intensity from undermining your message.
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By Calvin Miller on Apr 13, 2025
Creative preaching can clarify truth or quietly undermine it. This article reflects on when creativity serves worship and when it crosses into embarrassment.
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By Lance Witt on Oct 15, 2023
Our words have incredible power. Both what we say and, how we say it are of great importance.
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By Lance Witt on Oct 16, 2023
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Pound for pound, nothing is as powerful as your tongue. As pastors, we count on God to use our tongues as His instrument. In last week’s article, we talked about using our words to bless and speak life into others. This week I want to add 2 additional strategies for the wise use of words.
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By James Emery White on Oct 9, 2020
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Good communicators borrow material all the time. But how should you communicate your sources of ideas and inspiration?
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By SermonCentral .com on Aug 5, 2020
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As a pastor people often look to you for answers to life's questions, but you don't have to pretend you know it all--in fact, you really shouldn't.
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By Dr. Larry Moyer on Jun 13, 2021
A speaker recalls blunt feedback from a child to show how honest listener frustrations can shape better preaching—especially length, self-focus, and dryness.
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By Tim Keller on Jul 17, 2024
Pastors face real pressure, but passing off another’s sermon as your own is still theft. New Testament scholar D. A. Carson, senior pastor Sandy Willson, author and senior pastor Tim Keller, senior parachurch executive Matt Perman, and church research consultant Glenn Lucke speak to the issue of Plagiarism.
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