Posted on July 17th, 2007 by mark
This is way old, way longer than I preach now, and contains a lot of cues that show I was still in seminary.
Anyone who makes it to the end deserves some sort of reward. I changed names.
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Posted on July 6th, 2007 by mark
Nothing can make a good preacher worse than trying to follow the style of a great preacher.
That’s an exaggeration. There are probably many things that can make one worse.
But my point is simple: you can’t just imitate anyone and expect the results to be the same as those of the person your imitating. People […]
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Posted on May 13th, 2007 by mark
A minster once told me that, before preaching any passage, he thinks about how long the Bible is compared to how much longer he can expect to live and reminds himself that this is probably the last chance he will ever have to preach that particular passage to the congregation.
Since the man is a successful […]
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Posted on May 4th, 2007 by mark
OK, it hit me this morning that I have done something insane. I have blogged about preaching. Worse, I think I’m going to do it again. I’ve even added a category.
Well, just for the record, this doesn’t mean I think I’m a great preacher. One of the things I think that […]
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Posted on May 3rd, 2007 by mark
Mike Hyatt watched a presentation melt down due to technology failure (and non-presentation-savvy tech help). He offers some great advice for dealing with such situations. Read the whole thing, but I’ll reproduce one piece of his advice that would be good to keep in mind for any sermon, no matter what the source […]
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