Preaching & Teaching

I've kept a notebook of the wisest sayings I've ever heard from my most trusted teachers. Good pastoring and great preaching comes from collecting -- and using -- the spiritual wisdom of those who have gone before us.

In my experience too many Christians are taught to avoid subjective experiences with God. At the close of William Sampson’s wonderful book, Meeting Jesus, he asks, “What was the color of Jesus’s eyes?”

So you’re invited to preach at someone else’s church. Or a conference. Or a chapel service. The venue doesn’t really matter. What does matter is not committing one of the seven deadly sins of guest preaching.

We can’t truly appreciate the New Testament without an understanding of the Old Testament.

In Bob Hostetler's vast pastoral experience he has helped pastors in many aspects of the lives, including this prayer before preaching.

If you are seeking inspiration, guidance, and growth in your faith journey, exploring Andy Stanley sermons is a great step forward. Countless lives have been impacted, and you too can experience the transformative power of his teachings.

A notable series of Pastor Jeffress sermons is "Christian Politics Commentary," where he addresses the intersection of faith and politics. Using scripture as his foundation, he offers a biblical perspective on current events and hot-button issues.

If you're searching for sermons that will inspire, challenge, and uplift you, look no further than Max Lucado sermons. Stay connected to Max Lucado's teachings and be a part of a community that seeks to live out their faith in a meaningful way.