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 Preaching Skills: Delivery
Sometimes a marker and easel can outdo PowerPoint.
How hearers feel about the messenger matters.
How to introduce sermon elements in ways that increase their impact
Take into account three changes in how people now think, and you can get a hearing.
How to refer to pop culture appropriately
When humor helps a message
When humor helps a message
For humor to have value in a sermon, it must serve the truth.
Why humor is a valuable instrument for the preacher's toolbox. Why Serious Preachers Use Humor (Part 1) Discernment for light moments with a weighty purpose Why Serious Preachers Use Humor (Part 2) Discernment for light moments with a weighty purpose Why Serious Preachers Use Humor (Part 3) Discernment for light moments with a weighty purpose Why Serious Preachers Use Humor (Part 4) Discernment for light moments with a weighty purpose
It takes imagination, not just analysis, to recreate the impact of a Psalm.
It takes imagination, not just analysis, to recreate the impact of a Psalm.
It takes imagination, not just analysis, to recreate the impact of a Psalm.
An interview with Don Sunukjian
When It Rocks, and Why
If your sermons are stronger in the study than in the delivery, experiment with preaching from a manuscript. An interview with pastor and writer David Crabtree.
There still is tremendous power in a person publicly reading the Bible well. Eyeball to Eyeball Five tips for preaching without notes
Probing the mystery of "the anointing" in a sermon.
Three sources of a commanding delivery Moving Sermons Did this message have rhetorical power?
A strong delivery results from getting our whole person ready to preach
How to communicate so listeners feel your passion. Source of Passion Focusing on emotion does not produce truly passionate preaching.
The critical importance of emotion in preaching
How to communicate so listeners feel your passion.
Pastor and preaching professor Scott Wenig discusses the healthy, and unhealthy, sources of passion in preaching.
The preacher an audience looks up to. Sermon Delivery Effects Credibility Audiences will connect with a preacher who is purposeful in body and voice
The two must mesh for your sermons to really shine.
A two-way street can be paved with gold. Both Fact and Feeling Allowing emotion to buttress truth
And how I got it back
Real preaching cannot be blasé
The pros and cons of extemporaneous and manuscript delivery In the Eye of the Hearer Visuals that support rather than distract from the Word [ See more Preaching Skills ] | | |
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