Eric McKiddie’s Pastoralised blog continues to provide interesting content. Here he identifies four stylistic habits of Tim Keller’s preaching and commend them as worthy of emulation. 1. Provide a road map for your sermon. I’ve sometimes heard Keller briefly list his points at the beginning of his sermon. It’s kinda like when you scan through …
Timmy Brister has a couple of posts about his use of manuscript sermons. In the first post he provides some background and then lists ten benefits of using manuscripts. 1. Clarity – The exercise of writing out what you are going to say before you say it provides you the opportunity of being clear in …
Eric McKiddie has a blog called Pastoralised. It focuses on helping ministry be more efficient. Here’s a helpful post for preachers, both full-time and part-time, about effective use of illustrations. It is as comprehensive as anything I’ve read on the subject. Every preacher (or speaker) would find it helpful. And it mentions the movie Spinal …
Lots of comment lately about wives and brides and whether they’re hot, hawt or smokin’ hot. Pray that tomorrow it’ll be your preacher who is smokin’ hot. More from Jared Wilson, guest posting for Justin Taylor.
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