Sermon Development
Maintaining the Preaching Voice
In 1875, Charles Spurgeon wrote, “If you have any idiosyncrasies [...]

In 1875, Charles Spurgeon wrote, “If you have any idiosyncrasies [...]

We all know that money is not the only aspect [...]

It happened again a couple of weeks ago: In the middle of a funeral sermon [...]

Reformation Sunday was a big deal in the church of [...]

Most preachers have learned the lesson well: showing is crucial to telling. We are not the first [...]

A friend of mine often jokes that he likes to read the biblical text because it sheds [...]

Reading sermons has never been very inspiring to me, and many of my pastoral colleagues agree. So [...]

Preachers are usually so close to the sermon that they do not notice gaps in [...]

Once you have a sermon draft, you can begin to tweak various elements. It is [...]

Preaching is an oral/aural event. And yet, preachers often prepare sermons as they would write [...]