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Preaching
Articles for Pastors
15 Powerful Preaching Quotes To Inspire Your Preaching
If you're trying to grow in the craft of preaching, let these preaching quotes challenge your approach to the pulpit. And be encouraged--you CAN make a difference!
Articles for Pastors
Textual Criticism in Preaching Variant Texts in the Bible
In the realm of the theological sciences, no subject is as difficult to navigate as that of Old and New Testament textual criticism. How much should a pastor talk about textual variants when preaching through books of the Bible?
Articles for Pastors
Pastor, Use This Checklist for Better Preaching
I am not the best preacher on the planet, but I am passionate about better preaching. Here are a few things that I have learned along the way and things that I am currently trying to implement.
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20 Signs of a Great Speech That Sadly Changes No One’s Life
We all want to know how to give a good speech. But what if we give a good speech that changes no one's life?
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Why We Need to Start Preaching and Teaching the Basics of Christianity
The ramifications for preaching and teaching are enormous. False teaching and wrong believing create Christians who aren’t just weak, they’re actually damaging to the cause of Christ.
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Why Pastors Don’t Call Out False Teaching—AND Why They Totally Should
Among many pastors and church leaders today there is a popular rationale that proclaiming truth is the viable alternative to rebuking false teaching. Rather than wrestling with false teachers and their heresies, they’re content to cover their eyes, plug their ears and “stay positive” in their teaching.
Pastors
Why Did Jesus Speak in Parables?
I’ve heard it said before that Jesus speaks in parables because they are like sermon illustrations. They are heavenly truths given to us in earthly garb. That sounds great, but it’s not what Jesus said about parables.
Pastors
How To Suck the Power out of Your Preaching and Teaching
How does the “fire go out” of our preaching and teaching? We lose our sense of expectation.
