56: Breaking the First Rule of Preaching – Art of the Sermon
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Topic: Choosing How to Begin Sermons
Introduction (0:13)
1. Compelling preachers are interesting—even when the content is not (3:41)
2. Recaps and small talk don’t have to be ad-libbed (4:58)
3. The beginning of a sermon can be used to communicate priorities (6:03)
4. Consider the context of the entire service (7:03)
5. Consider the context of your relationship with the congregation (9:07)
Wrap up (10:36)
Links to things mentioned in the episode
- Andy Stanley Sermon Podcast
- Adam Hamilton Sermon Podcast
- Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History
- TED: Ideas worth spreading
- Breaking the First Rule of Preaching – Defining Grace
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Next Episode arrives February 1, 2018!
An interview with Robert Carnes – Author, Managing Editor for the Orange Group (Atlanta, GA)
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