By Mary Hinkle Shore on Jan 16, 2024
Faithful sermons are born not from noise or haste, but from careful listening to Scripture, people, and language itself.
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By Greg Surratt on Jul 7, 2021
Watching people leave hurts, even for pastors. Jesus’ response in John 6 shows how to process that pain with security in the Father’s love, trusted friends, and confidence in God’s sovereignty.
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By Jared Moore on May 7, 2023
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If you want to help your hearers focus on God and think on God when they leave your service, then here are 11 things that you cannot do.
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By Patrick Johnstone on Mar 31, 2024
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“Historic.” “Unprecedented!”
These are the words people use to describe today’s bigger-than-ever flood of global refugees and migrants. But people have been on the move since the very beginning of human history. The Bible tells me so.
Jesus was a refugee. So was Abraham. So was Moses. Jews and Christians have been on the move for a long, long time.
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By Brandon Cox on Nov 8, 2023
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Do you ever get that post-sermon, anti-climactic feeling that all of your research, all of your writing, all of your preparation just got burned up in a single half-hour shot?
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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 May 12, 2021
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The rest of the Bible is built on the foundation of Genesis, and so preaching it enough and preaching it well are very important. Here are three errors to avoid.
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By Peter Mead on Jul 22, 2022
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5 Tips on how to avoid landmines when using humor in the pulpit.
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