A Week in the Life of Sermon Preparation: Using Lectio Divina
By using a form of Lectio Divina in sermpon preparation, the preacher reads, prays, researches, meditates on, and embodies the Word.
By Steve Tillis
| June 19, 2024
Learning Homiletics from Francis J. Grimké
For Grimké, there was no higher pastoral priority than feeding the people of God by preaching the Word of God.
By Matt Cohen
| January 15, 2024
Don’t Ruin Good Content: Proficient Pulpit Rhetoric
How you communicate the message is not as important as the message, but it is still important.
By Jonathan Nason
| December 18, 2023
How to Prepare a Sermon: From Complexity to Clarity
Aspiring preachers need to work on preaching clear and focused sermons.
By Jonathan Nason
| November 13, 2023
The Transformative Triad: Unpacking The Tri-Perspectival Implications of Hebrews 10:19–25
A tri-perspectival analysis of Hebrews 10:19–25 underscores the comprehensive and dynamic nature of the church’s response to Christ.
By Steve Tillis
| September 25, 2023
The Elijah Craig You Thought You Knew
His character and Calvinistic theology were both used by God to form him into an influential colonial preacher.
By Joe Holland
| September 11, 2023
The Three Pillars of a Sermon
While times and seasons change and audiences differ, a preacher combining powerful logos, thrilling pathos, and genuine ethos will preach effectively to believers and unbelievers.
By Tony Merida
| May 22, 2023
On Choosing Sermon Series: Why Luke?
Pastors are called to apply the right medicine for the correctly diagnosed ailment.
By Justin Honaker
| April 10, 2023