Preaching Through Podcast
Pastors are planning, preparing, and preaching in isolation. It is not that they don’t have trusted friends and family around them – they do. The isolation they are facing is in their own ministry where they play multiple positions, fill multiple roles, and feel they do not have anyone else to share the burden of preaching and teaching with. The Preaching Through podcast is the conversation that takes place when pastors come together to encourage one another to grow, challenging each other’s ability to communicate the Gospel. Each episode gives you a seat table with ministry leaders exploring how to plan and prepare to preach through topics, books, and subjects that are central to following Jesus in 21st Century America.
Preaching Through Podcast
Preaching Through A Sermon Calendar
Over 600 pastors were asked, "How many Sundays do you teach a year." Nearly 45% responded that they teach 45 to 52 Sundays.
Pastors are preaching too much and whether that is by default or design, having a sermon calendar will not only help you schedule in the time off you need to make it through the long-haul of ministry, you will also discover the added planning will empower you to increase study, extract more insights from scripture, and overall elevate your ability to communicate the Gospel.
In this episode of Preaching Through Podcast discover simple insights to help you prepare a calendar that not only guides your congregation through a balanced diet of teaching, but also helps you build a teaching team from both likely and unlikely sources and build in time off for reflection, refreshment, recovery, and refocusing on the call and mission that God has placed on your life.
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