Eric McKiddie, on his blog, Pastoralised, provides these forty helpful observations about preaching which he’s gleaned from composing 400 sermons. I’m simply impressed that he knows how many sermons he’s preached. I’ve got no idea how many I’ve produced. Not all of these pertain to my personal pattern of preparation and delivery, but awareness of …
Mike Wittmer posts a very helpful thought about writing in the form of ‘this quote from Ernest Hemingway in A Moveable Feast‘: “I always worked until I had something done and I always stopped when I knew what was going to happen next. That way I could be sure of going on the next day. …
Zac Hicks continues to post great content about worship and music. I love the title of this post, Worship is Where the Church Tries on Her Bridal Garment, and the development of the idea that one facet of worship is a present anticipation of the age to come. Makes a change from notions of Sunday …
Kevin De Young maps out the emotional and productivity patterns of the week long process of sermon preparation. Monday – I’m so glad it’s my day off. Yesterday’s sermon was terrible. Maybe this week will be better. Tuesday AM – I better get some emails done and get the blog lined up. If I can …
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