In this new occasional feature on the Preaching Collective, we’ll ask some of our contributors about the approach they would take in preaching from a particular passage of Scripture. This month we look at the Easter account from Luke 24:1-12.
The first Sunday of Advent is nearly here and the chaos of Christmas Eve is on the near horizon. Before it all begins, I pray that your Thanksgiving celebration fills you up in more ways than one. Blessings to you and yours from all of us at the Preaching Collective!
All too often, we skip over all the “begats” in Scripture when we preach. They can be vitally important in telling the whole story, though. Here, we give a sermon series idea for Advent, based on all those begats.
It is hard to improve at preaching, or to gauge how you’re doing, without getting input from others. Every preacher receives unsolicited feedback ranging from flattering to outright rude, but how can a pastor seek feedback? Steve Dunmire offers four ways to start.
Dr. J. Ellsworth Kalas shares what he expects to hear from preachers, and in turn, what this means for his own preaching.
