What are the basics for sermon delivery? How do you preach with confidence and power? This is the 2nd part of a three-part series on the basics of how to preach. If you missed part one, go check that out now, and then come back here. Part one is all about sermon preparation—writing the message….
Learning how to preach can be scary. Very few people are excited by the idea of standing before a crowd of people, with all eyes on them, to deliver a thirty-minute or longer sermon. Public speaking was always on the top of my list of greatest fears—just below death, spiders, and talking to girls. It’s…
What are you preaching about this week? What about next week? Or the week after that, or the week after that, and then the week after that? Do you know? If you preach once a week, that’s a ton of new sermon content that you are creating each year! Some of you are preaching even…
When I published my Logos 9 review, I did not yet have access to the updated Logos 9 mobile app. Now that I’ve had it for a little while, here are my thoughts on the updates. But before we get into the app, you need to know a few things: First, all of my mobile…
What is expository preaching? If you ask around you’ll get a variety of answers and definitions. But I believe there’s a lot of misinformation. So to explain what expository preaching is, we need to understand what expository preaching is not. There are three myths that we need to dispel: 1. Expository preaching is NOT preaching…
Well, nobody saw this coming. If you’re reading this in the future, I’m writing this during the middle of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Churches around the world are forced to shut down, and the only thing keeping us connected to our people is the internet. We’re preaching to a camera instead of a crowd. I swear,…
I’ve been preaching a lot in the last few weeks, and I was at three different venues that I had never been to before. Whenever you’re walking into a venue for the first time, you have no idea what to expect. You don’t know what the layout of the room is going to look like….
A Tesla demonstration for their new Cybertuck recently went viral for all the wrong reasons. While presenting their new Cybertruck to the world, Tesla claimed that their new “armor glass” was near indestructible. So, they picked up a baseball-sized steel ball and threw it at the driver’s side window. But to the shock and awe…
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