Does your sermon keep building momentum as you progress or does it stall out in the middle or end? Peter Mead offers encouragement for preachers to avoid the common pitfalls to message momentum.
When you are preaching, your listeners are looking for unity (a single focus to your preaching), order (a clarity of structured presentation), and progress (a sense that you are moving forward and getting closer to the end). It is this progress that can be easily lost causing the message to feel like it gets stuck in the mud.
What causes momentum to be lost? Could be one of several things.... Read More
Also See:
How To Plan A Preaching Calendar
How To Teach Old Testament Characters
A Road To Somewhere
2 Rules For Transparency In The Pulpit
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