Trends in Culture that Affect Preaching | Ed Stetzer
“If information was the answer,” entrepreneur Derek Sivers observes, “We’d all be billionaires with perfect abs.”(1) Information alone won’t bring transformation, and standing to preach doesn’t guarantee disciples are being made.
How do we effectively preach God’s Word in the culture of now? How do we move from presenting biblical information to forcefully shaping both...
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The Most Bang for Your Buck | Mike Glenn
We use this expression often. Whenever we’re making a purchase, we want to be sure we get the most value for our money. Most of us will turn the decision over and over in our minds, looking at it from every angle to make sure we’re getting everything that we can out of our...
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Preaching Happy | An Interview with Max Lucado
Preaching Happy
An Interview with Max Lucado
Max Lucado is one of America's best known Christian pastors and authors, with more than a hundred million copies of his books in print. He continues to serve in ministry at Oak Hills Church in San Antonio, Texas. Max's latest book is called How Happiness Happens, published by Thomas...
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5 Ways to Engage Your Students’ Minds
It’s common knowledge that students’ use of online access has had a profound impact upon how they think and process information. Students have more information at their fingertips than any other generation in our nation’s history; however, they need help filtering the information and thinking deeply about it.
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Preaching to the Next Generation | Roy Kirkwood
Students Need the Word
Preaching to the next generation is not the easiest thing to do. What makes preaching to
middle school, high school and college students so hard? Is it the fact that their attention span is
shorter than previous generations? Is it the many distractions right in the palms of their hands?
Or is it because...
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