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Looking at the “Insignificant” Parts of the Text
June 10, 2009 – 9:15 am | No Comment
Looking at the “Insignificant” Parts of the Text

Preachers are expected to “tell the story” in the African American tradition. Often this is a call to preach the familiar stories that we all have heard multiple times. Preaching familiar stories helps both the preacher and the people. The people know the story that you are seeking to interpret and the preacher does not have to go looking in obscure sections of the Bible for something to preach.

Mead Method for Preaching Without Notes
June 19, 2007 – 12:52 am | No Comment
Mead Method for Preaching Without Notes

Peter Mead over at Biblical Preaching has a series going on Preaching without notes that I referred to in this post. In his first post he described why preaching without notes is a valuable method.

In the second post which can be found here, Mead emphasizes the HOW. Mead’s method can be summed up in one word, “internalization.”

What You will say not How You will say it