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 Preaching Skills: Style
How to take full advantage of the unique strengths of series preaching First Person Narrative Sermons Taking advantage of the power of drama and the pull of story
An Interview with Greg Laurie
Planting this church, I spent a year preaching through Leviticus, and (surprise!) it worked
This self-test can help you understand your gifting as a preacher Verse-by-Verse Sermons That Really Preach While God is certainly in the details, he is uniquely and stirringly at work in the organic flow of ideas What Makes Textual Preaching Unique? And how do we use this sermon Style, with its great rhetorical potential, biblically?
Improving your way with words A Good Mystery Why faithful preaching requires an element of mystery. Soul Sermons from Psalms (pt. 1) How a sermon from Psalms can touch the heart like the Psalm itself
Assessing today's preaching in light of history
If saying no makes me narrow, so be it.
An interview with Wheaton College president Duane Litfin about speaking to felt needs and real needs.
A message must do battle for the will. An interview with author, speaker, and Taylor University chancellor Jay Kesler.
Some sermon series hang loosely together and lose steam as they go. Others pick up speed and attenders with each installment. In this interview, Willow Creek teaching pastor John Ortberg talks about shaping series that stimulate increasing interest.
Enjoy the sheer pleasure of preaching sequentially through Scripture.
An interview with Kevin A. Miller
Preaching a topic for thirty minutes is one thing. Preaching it for several months is quite another.
What is the difference between a collection of sermons on the same subject and a strong series? How do we take full advantage of those unique strengths?
What is the difference between a collection of sermons on the same subject and a strong series? How do we take full advantage of those unique strengths? The Next Big Thing How series are changing to keep up with the times.
Series preaching calls for planning
An interview with Haddon Robinson
How Paul preached to skeptics.
How Paul preached to skeptics.
How Paul preached to skeptics.
In our cool, "whatever" culture, what should bold proclamation sound like? An interview with California pastor and evangelist Greg Laurie.
An interview with Haddon Robinson Connecting with Contemporary Audiences An interview with Mike Yearley
How well does this message use language?
Why to analyze your audience when preparing for evangelistic preaching.
Starting with people's real concerns gives our message more credibility.
An Interview about Evangelism with James MacDonald Can Topical Preaching Be Expository? How a topical focus can be one more Style of biblical exposition. Topical Preaching on Theological Themes How to preach expositionally when a theological idea is the order of the day. Topical Preaching on Bible Characters How to preach expositionally when focusing on what God teaches through a person. Topical Preaching on Contemporary Issues How to preach expositionally when a current issue is the talk of the town.
How truly biblical sermons can stir the soul. Finding Our Way Home Sermon for clinic by Kenton C. Anderson and John Koessler
How biblical is "Finding Our Way Home"?
Three things that make it hard for listeners to escape a sermon.
Planning the high moments in a message.
A balanced message is theological, biblical, and practical. An interview with Randy Frazee.
Question and answer with Haddon Robinson
To answer the question we must turn to theology.
Biblical preaching occurs when people are enabled to hear that God is addressing them as God addressed the world of the Scriptures, and are enabled to respond.
To be biblical, a topical sermon must base its main points on texts that share the same purpose.
How to Employ each style for maximum results. Leonard Sweet: The Metaphor Moment (part 2) Why it's the season for image-based preaching
Leonard Sweet: The Metaphor Moment (part 1) Why it's the season for image-based preaching
Maybe it's not so different after all.
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