Paul Levy writes at Reformation 21 about why it’s a good idea to move forward and fill up the vacant seats at the front of the church. In doing so he makes the following observation about preaching as a two-way communication: Somebody recently defined preaching to me as a sustained monologue to a group of …
Having just attended the first Revitalising Preaching Conference, I’ve got plenty to think through. Mostly the experience is sharpening rather than forging a blade from scratch. I don’t want to post a lot about the content here, because it’s all going online some time soon. But here are seven points Andy Naselli has gleaned from …
Another post by David Cook has been published on his page at the Presbyterian Church of Australia website. Some helpful thoughts about sermons arising from a breakfast shared with Dick Lucas. I’m looking forward to learning from David, David Jones and Peter Barnes at next week’s Revitalising Preaching conference in Sydney.
June’s Preaching Matters video features Andrew Sachs talking about preaching the emotions of a passage.
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