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Category: The Preaching Life

Five Keys to “Less Notes” Preaching

Have you ever dreamed of what it would be like to preach the Word of God without the need for a manuscript? Scary concept, right? For those who are a bit intimidated by “Note-Less” preaching, Chris Howlett shares Five Keys to “Less Notes” Preaching.

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When They Start Hearing It: Repetition and Preaching

Nobody likes sounding like a broken record. But, chances are, the things that are repeat to you are things your congregation is hearing for the first time. Tom Fuerst shares what he learned about repetition in his preaching and how God can use it to reach people.

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Preaching Rhythms

Want an inside peek into the felt journey of preaching, from Scripture and topic selection to delivering the Word to a congregation? Aaron Perry shares the rhythms of preaching as he walks through his preparation, birthing and delivery each week.

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4 Things to Remember when Preaching with a Translator

Many churches reach populations they would never be able to reach without a translator. But, preaching with a translator is not without its challenges. Jim Genesse shares 4 very important things to remember when you are preaching with the assistance of a translator.

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Contemplation in Sermon Preparation

Sermon writing is different from any other writing. In order to be effective, your heart must be connected with God. Leanne Hadley shares how contemplation is essential when preparing to preach.

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Preaching from Silence

In 1 Kings 19:11-13, God was not found in the wind, the earthquake, or the fire. He was found in the gentle whisper. Chris Howlett shares that the way to preach from God’s power rather than our own is to encounter God in the silence and preach from that place.

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Six Rules for Joke-Telling Preachers

Jokes can be very useful in a sermon. But, it definitely matters what kinds of jokes you offer and how you deliver them! Steve Dunmire shares some helpful rules for telling jokes from the pulpit.

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