Posts Tagged ‘Planning’
Connecting Pulpit and Classroom
An interview with Hershael York Hershael York has served as a professor of preaching for nearly three decades and as a senior pastor for more than 40 years. He recently stepped down after 20 years as pastor of Buck Run Baptist Church in Frankfort, Kentucky, but continues to serve as professor of preaching and Dean…
Read MoreStart with a Bang! Crafting a Memorable Sermon Opener
By Tyler Scarlett Great books often begin with great opening lines. Who doesn’t remember the beginning of Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…”? What about the curiously blunt start to Moby Dick, “Call me Ishmael”? Authors know that if you waste a…
Read MorePreaching in the Heart of the City | An Interview with Mac Brunson
Preaching in the Heart of the City An Interview with Mac Brunson Mac Brunson has served for 11 years as Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Florida. Prior to that he served as Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. He is an author and former President of the Southern Baptist…
Read MoreBetween a Rock and a Hard Place
Preaching Points Mike Glenn Between a Rock and a Hard Place Eight seconds doesn’t seem like a long time, unless you’re a professional bull rider, but according to a study done by Microsoft, eight seconds is now the length of the attention span of the average person. In eight seconds, a person will decide to…
Read MorePreaching and Story | An Interview with Max Lucado
Preaching and Story: An Interview with Max Lucado Through nearly 50 books which have sold more than 28 million copies, Max Lucado has become one of the best-known preachers in America. Since 1987 he has been Pulpit Minster at Oak Hills Church in San Antonio, Texas. A former missionary to Brazil, Max has been featured…
Read MoreJerry Vines – Taking the Word Downtown
Interview with Jerry Vines, a preacher, popular speaker and author. Vines has also served as President of the Southern Baptist Convention.
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