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Four Ways to Get Out of a "One Pitch" Preaching Rut
Expanding your range can help your people grow.
posted 01/23/12
Jimmy Jackson almost made it to baseball's big leagues. He sure had a good run with the Minnesota Twins' AAA farm team. Pitching coaches routinely clocked his fastball in the mid nineties. Yep, you could always count on Jimmy's fastball.
Of course that was Jimmy's downfall too: he only threw fastballs. ...
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Leonard Maselli
Great article that challenged me to assess where I am at in my preaching "sweet spot" and if I linger there too much. Thanks for the insight and your authenticity sharing your experince. May we who name Jesus as our resurrected Lord keep Him central in our preaching, pastoring and managing His Kingdom work.
James Gregory
I have recently come through a rut. I was approached a few times by one my elders and we had some lengthy discussions. I had have been too focused on details and to wordy. Reevaluating my sermons and keeping in mind less is more has helped free me up. This article had some great insight into the important questions I and every preacher need to be asking as we write sermons. Thinking outside the box and comfort zone is a big help.