By Lance Witt on Nov 14, 2023
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There will be a day that feels like a normal day, but there is a devastating hurricane about to hit your team. It is the hurricane of a moral failure by one of your team members. But if you have prepared, it won’t be a “freak out” moment, it will be a “let’s execute our hurricane plan” moment.
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By Peter Mead on Aug 12, 2024
Many sermons feel flat because the text is only half-used. These common mistakes show how preachers drift from Scripture and how to return to full, faithful exposition.
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By Peter Mead on Aug 13, 2024
Preaching suffers when structure is imposed, cross-references take over, application is neglected, or commentary replaces proclamation. Let the text lead.
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By Peter Mead on Dec 1, 2020
Strong sermons require more than good content. Clear transitions help listeners follow the message, maintain momentum, and understand how each point fits together.
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By SermonCentral .com on Jun 7, 2021
Sermon preparation takes hours, but many pastors use the message only once. Repurposing sermons through blogs, social media, and studies extends their impact.
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By Bob Hostetler on Sep 4, 2025
Preparing sermons weeks in advance can strengthen ministry, increase creativity, and reduce last-minute stress for pastors and church teams.
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By Nathan Aaseng on Jun 4, 2023
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The challenge is to make the wedding couple feel that the homily is not just a canned one, pulled out of the file and dusted off for the 35th time.
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By Herbert Cooper on Jan 27, 2023
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Herbert Cooper, senior pastor of People's Church in Oklahoma City, shares strategic insights into making a sermon series work.
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By Ray Hollenbach on Jul 22, 2025
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Beyond the weekly phrase, "Good word, Preacher," the spiritual lives of the people in your church provide excellent feedback regarding the effectiveness of your preaching.
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