Kester Brewin asks this question. Doug Pagitt asks similar questions in his latest book Preaching Re-imagined. I wrestled with this question before enrolling in the preaching D.Min. program a couple of years
During one of the low points in my ministry, I’d start working on sermons at the very last minute. I’m still not done as early as I would like (my goal
I try to read a little from the mammoth book The Art and Craft of Biblical Preaching every day. Today’s chapter was exactly what I needed.
In preparing for the coming year,
Seth Godin called his last book All Marketers Are Liars. He wrote that an equally accurate but less exciting title would have been All Marketers are Storytellers. While less flashy, it’s more
Weekly teaching can be destructive to creativity.
I don’t teach something that has not been a part of me for six months to a year. Think about it, if I asked you
