Tag Archives: Sermon
Preach like Mitch Hedberg
Preach like Mitch Hedberg? Yes… except for the getting high part. Don’t use illegal drugs before you preach, even if you know that third sermon point makes no sense. Mitch Hedberg is a great example of how it doesn’t take much time … Continue reading
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The Emotional Movements of an Engaging Narrative Sermon
(You can click on the image to enlarge it.) This post is obviously for people who preach or teach. How do the various parts of your sermon affect people emotionally? How does the congregation you serve feel at the end of … Continue reading
The Making of the “Great Fish”
This is the “Great Fish”, minus eyes added later. The “Great Fish” graced the platform during my teaching, “Are Bible Stories like Noah and the Ark and Jonah and the Fish Really True?” It was the first week of a … Continue reading
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Critiquing my Own Preaching Style
Some people view critique and feedback negatively. Others think that if someone critiques their own performance, they’re insecure or a novice. I’ve been preaching since I was 16 years old. My first sermon was in November of 1993, almost 18 … Continue reading
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Post Easter Sermon Series
Download the Parenthood Mailer. Our 2011 Post-Easter sermon series is entitled Parenthood: For Parents, Grandparents, and Mentors. It begins on Mother’s Day and ends on Father’s Day and will feature sermons relevant to anyone who is looked up to in … Continue reading
Deliver Us from Evil
I gave a sermon entitled “Deliver Us from Evil” at Stonybrook Church on March 14, 2010. We know that evil things happen all of the time in our world, and all of us face suffering caused by evil (the New Testament authors … Continue reading
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