I preached my first sermons a couple of weeks ago. I've spent my entire life listening to sermons, week in and week out, never imagining I'd be standing at the

10 Best Books on Preaching For Beginners will help you survive the riggers of preaching weekly sermons to your congregation by providing great information.

Here are a few reasons to thank your lucky stars that you were raised in the South.

Books available at Whitney Book Corner used book store

Dave Harvey helps preachers wrestle with the amount of time it should take to prepare a sermon.

I faced this challenge in my early years of salvation…I think I should share it. I was so hungry for growth and so I wanted to learn more about God which I still do. So I used to attend sever…

9781574072082, Isaiah 2 KJV Preacher Edition (Student/Study Guide), , Kivar

Philip Wagner offers insight into the six major struggles pastors face in the ministry and how to overcome them.

Based on my interactions with pastors for almost 30 years, here are characteristics of the best preachers I’ve known.

What if you had the tips, ideas, insight, coaching and feedback to become a world-class preacher? Here's my list to help you preach better.

We want to study our Bibles. We know we should study our Bibles. The preacher tells us pretty much every Sunday that we should study our Bibles. There’s nothing really stopping us from studying our Bi

Looking for service projects ideas for your group, your family or yourself. I've compiled a list of 60 ideas. Check them out!

Make these easy shifts as you prepare your sermons and you will improve your preaching in a pandemic. Download my hope-filled sermon "After the Flood".

After LifeWay pulls James MacDonald’s Bible studies, Christians consider if and when a leader’s teachings remain edifying after a scandal.

Discouragement is one the sharpest tools in the devil's box. In looking at the leper of Matthew 8, we learn from his refusal to be discouraged.

John Calvin was one of the great voices of the Protestant Reformation, but what exactly did he believe, and what else did he contribute to Christianity? Here’s your crash course on the life …

In Titus 2:12, Paul writes that Christians are to "declare these things; exhort and rebuke with all authority." What did he mean? And how does this apply specifically to preachers?

Some things to consider for your Bible study and preaching library.

When I faced my family members’ opposition, God’s words guided me to understand that believing in God should obey Him, not be under the control of anything!

Thoughts and encouragement from David Guzik for pastors, preachers, Bible teachers, and all those who serve God, His people, and a needy world in Jesus’ name. - Page 5

To address the reality of the unreached and those lacking knowledge among us, here are six things pastors should say in every sermon.

Does God care about my posture? That might seem like a silly question to you. It did to me when it first crossed my mind a fair number of years ago. But I couldn’t seem to ignore the thought, and t…

When I Started Preaching I Was Terrible But You Don't Have To Be! This Beginner's Guide On How To Preach A Sermon Will Show You How To Prepare And Present Well.

By Harry Ironside Objection is often raised—even by some sound in the faith—regarding the exposure of error as being entirely negative and of no real edification. Of late, the hue and cry has been against any and all negative teaching. But the brethren who assume this attitude forget that a large part of the New ... [Read more...]

I have picked up a thing or two in preparing sermons / messages for teens that I thought I would share.

"You're the best preacher I've ever heard!" What preacher wouldn't want to hear those words? One preacher who doesn't want to hear those words is the home preacher who overhears a member saying that to a visiting preacher (or vice versa). But as harmful as those words could be to the one who overhears them, they can be even more harmful to the one being complimented. Here are a few thoughts on why we need to change the way we think (and talk) about preaching.