Are our lessons really about God? It’s easy to emphasise practical application at the expense of a focus on God.
I share two practical ways to make sure we keep God the main thing.
What are your ideas to keep God front and centre as we speak? Please leave a comment below.
Many thanks,
Malcolm
Are our lessons really about God? It’s easy to emphasise practical application at the expense of a focus on God.
I share two practical ways to make sure we keep God the main thing.
What are your ideas to keep God front and centre as we speak? Please leave a comment below.
Many thanks,
Malcolm
My friend Leon preached a super sermon on, Luke 20.20-26, and included some mystery.
His points were: T.A.X.
Treachery; Authenticity & X…..?
1. Significance: Hold attention, but not too much information
2. Jesus: Luke 15:11 “There was a man who had two sons.”
3. Issues: Must relate to core idea & beware being manipulated
4. How? Short & applicable
What do we do when the energy in our talk evaporates? How can we regain the right energy without becoming ‘shouty’? We look at six strategies for reclaiming and reinjecting the energy that will help our talks have greater impact.
What do we do when the energy in our talk evaporates? How can we regain the right energy without becoming ‘shouty’? We look at six strategies for reclaiming and reinjecting the energy that will help our talks have greater impact.
Lecterns can be a blessing, or a curse depending on how they are used. We look at some practicals for making them our friends instead of our enemies.
Lecterns can be a blessing, or a curse depending on how they are used. We look at some practicals for making them our friends instead of our enemies.
Why are questions so important? What’s the best way to ask a question in a talk?
How can we avoid hypocrisy? What will help us to apply a lesson to ourselves before we apply it to others? Hear my embarrassing story.