22 SECRETS OF PULPIT IMPACT
1. Well-constructed
introduction.
2. Use relevant and captivating
stories.
3. Reasonable no of Points.
4. Sensitivity to feedback.
5. Preaching with tender
heart.
6. Preaching from a
disciplined heart.
7. Preaching that manifests
good study.
8. Clarity of speech.
9. Reasonable message length.
10. Proper Organization.
11. Enrich your sermon with
bible quotes, passages, stories and examples.
12. Do not quote Scriptures you are not sure of.
13. Enrich your sermon with
quotations from renowned men of God.
14. Ensure your sermon harmonizes
with truth.
15. Resourceful & tactful
sermons. Problem solving.
16. Avoid scolding/insulting on the pulpit.
17. Bringing people up rather than scaring them.
18. Drawing attention to God
and not the preacher.
19. Avoid preaching flying sermon- No topic &
no bible passages.
20. Spend 1 hour in your study, for every 10
minutes you will spend on the altar.
21. Sensitivity to atmosphere/environment.
22. Always seek to tell people something new.
Conclusion: Good sermons should always have:
- Something to learn (not just new truths but you can show how to apply the old).
- Something to think about (questions left unanswered).
- Something to remember.
- Something to do.
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