By Ray Hollenbach on Mar 11, 2025
A real church incident exposes why believers distrust discipline. Yet Scripture shows discipline is meant to heal, not harm, calling us to restore one another with Christ’s presence.
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By Jon Acuff on Oct 28, 2020
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Jon Acuff has heard quite a few sermons in his day. Here's a handy guide for discerning when the end is near.
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By SermonCentral .com on Feb 12, 2021
based on 3 ratings
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Church members aren’t looking for super-pastors, they want basic pastoral competence, honesty and leadership. That’s what they ought to expect.
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By Peter Mead on Jun 1, 2020
Even slight shifts in tone, focus, or structure can distort a sermon’s flavor. Guard the gospel, preach the text, and let Scripture, not your outline, set the menu.
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By Dr. Larry Moyer on Jun 14, 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 Ron Edmondson on Aug 3, 2024
Pastors often receive information they never needed. Protecting your ministry means refusing gossip, rumors, and private details that cause harm rather than help.
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By Ed Stetzer on Mar 27, 2025
based on 8 ratings
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Ed Stetzer shares insights from a new study that reveals what pastors really think about the ministry.
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By Ron Forseth on Sep 3, 2024
Is using another preacher’s sermon always wrong? This article examines plagiarism, conscience, diligence, and trust to offer a biblical framework for sermon use.
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By Tyler Braun on Sep 10, 2020
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Can your preaching reach the up-and-coming generations? Tyler Braun points out the most common barriers.
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By SermonCentral .com on Mar 15, 2024
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As ministers of the Gospel, let's stop dumbing down the Gospel in the way we speak.
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