Being a Christian is a corporate experience with individual implications, not an individual experience with corporate implications. Peter Adam is writing a brief series about preaching. Here he addresses what it means to understand the Bible (and preaching) is “mainly addressed to God’s people, not to individuals.” Individualism in preaching [that is, merely addressing individuals] …
I’m currently overhauling my sermon preparation and presentation. It’s challenging on a number of levels, but folk have been very understanding and encouraging. As I don’t get around much I’ve found it helpful to watch videos of various preachers to see their presentation styles and figure out some basic principles to adapt in presentation. Simon …
From Gentle Reformation: “Spirit-enabled preaching is the chief, God-ordained means of taking alienated minds and transforming them into willing receptacles that learn of God and obey him.” Ten ways preachers can address the mind and bring it into the captivity of obedience to Christ
Darryl Dash provides ten questions in sermon preparation, four to ask of the text and six to ask in preparing for preaching the text. Hopefully (assuming if you hear a sermon tomorrow the preacher will base it on a text) you’ll hear these questions addressed. Four Questions for the Text What did this text mean …
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