By Josh Reich on Dec 10, 2024
Easter preaching should not be an annual performance but the weekly pattern of faithful proclamation that points to Jesus, offers hope, and calls for clear response.
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By SermonCentral .com on Feb 14, 2024
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Great preaching follows a line to its climax. Hal Seed points to the glory of the cross and resurrection as the climax of God's story with humanity.
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By Sherman Haywood Cox on Jul 10, 2020
There is no universal sermon length. What matters most is clarity, focus, and the preacher’s ability to hold attention around one central point.
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By Charles Stone on Jan 31, 2022
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A study done at the University of London found that constant emailing and text-messaging reduces mental capability by an average of ten points on an IQ test.
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By Sherman Haywood Cox on Jul 12, 2021
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Sherman Cox: "Sermons with or without notes should eliminate irrelevant asides. By irrelevant, I mean that they are not connected to your sermon’s main point."
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By Brandon Kelley on Jan 4, 2021
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A sermon speaks from the grand narrative of Scripture to the grand narrative of your life. These two stories have identifiable tension points: use them!
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By Michael Voll on Dec 4, 2022
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Come Sunday morning many times we preachers fill our sermons with funny stories, but forget to point to the ultimate story of Jesus Christ.
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By Kenton C. Anderson on Jan 19, 2025
Preaching may seem arrogant in an age that distrusts certainty, yet God’s self-revelation turns human limitation into a vantage point for truthful witness.
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By Josh Reich on Jun 13, 2023
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At some point as a leader, you will feel hopeless. As a pastor it will more than likely happen after the weekend. It is hard to keep hope alive all the time as a leader.
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By SermonCentral .com on Mar 3, 2022
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I’ve noticed that for a couple thousand years now, the church has had this tendency to be quick to point out what is wrong with the church, but slow to affirm what is right.
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