Sometimes our preaching is polished and profound but arrives untethered from our deep soul and the genuine human experience. Sometimes our preaching feels relatable or vulnerable but carries little holy fire. We long to be preachers who are faithful to the text, to our calling, to our people and to our craft. How do we nurture preaching that is both human and holy?

In this one-hour webinar recording, Winn Collier (Director of the Eugene Peterson Center and Professor of Pastoral Theology and Christian Imagination at Western Theological Seminary) and Steve Norman (PT Author/ Webinar Host) discuss best postures and practices that shape authentic preaching.

Panelists:

Winn Collier | Director of the Eugene Peterson Center and Professor of Pastoral Theology and Christian Imagination at Western Theological Seminary (Holland, MI)

Steve Norman | Pastor & Author, PreachingToday

Mentioned Resources:

Love Big, Be Well | Winn Collier

A Burning in My Bones | Winn Collier

Homiletics | Karl Barth

Jayber Crow | Wendell Berry

A Room Called Remember | Frederick Buechner

The Preacher as Sermon | Steve Norman

Steve Norman is a preacher and writer residing in western Michigan. Over 25 years of ministry, he's served as a church planter, teaching pastor, and lead pastor within local churches in the Detroit and Grand Rapids areas..