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Preaching, teaching, and communication are essential for sharing the gospel with clarity and impact. This category explores what are Christian homiletics and offers practical insights on how to prepare an audience to hear sermons effectively. Resources include biblical guidelines for communication, reflections on definitions vs. words, and creative tools such as how to have a sermon MEAL for structure and delivery. Additional studies examine types of communication, the serial position effect with biblical applications for teaching, and preparing sermons with the physical first principle. Together these resources equip ministers and teachers to communicate God’s Word with power, precision, and relevance.
The Serial Position Effect: Biblical Applications for Teaching- How to Lead a Congregation and Provide Pastoral Care
- When Jesus Was Amazed: Great Faith and Unbelief in the Gospels
- How do you Respond to Negative Feedback
- Why Not to Restate Negative Messages
- 2 Types of Communication
- How to Have a Sermon MEAL
- Researching Background Knowledge
- The Big Picture Principle
- Shortcut to Brilliant Bible Study
- How Bad Bible Interpretations Hurt People
- How to Reveal Secrets of the Psalms
- 5 Steps To The Altar of Truth: Amazing Understanding of the Bible
- Preaching “For”, or “Against” Theory
- Discover Your Blind Spots in Ministry
- Creative Principle of “Perspective Shifting.”
- How to Not Fall Victim to a False Dilemma
- A Leadership Mistake of Moses
- Preparing Sermons With “The Physical First Principle”
- Definitions Vs. Words
- Biblical Guidelines for Communication
- Use of Strong’s Concordance
- Ministry Training Media
- What are Christian Homiletics
- How to Prepare an Audience to Hear Sermons
