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5 Questions on Preaching with Jared Cornutt

Jared Cornutt is a supply preacher residing in North Carolina and is available for pulpit supply. Learn more about Jared at his PSP profile. Q1: How long does it typically take you to prepare a sermon? A: 20-25 hours Q2: What do you ultimately want a sermon to accomplish? A: To exalt and Glorify God, and make Christ known Q3: What are one or two big mistakes people often make in preaching? A: They don’t pray […]

5 Questions on Preaching with Bill Longanecker

Bill Longanecker is a supply preacher living in Missouri and is available for pulpit supply. Learn more about Bill at his PSP profile. Q1: How long does it typically take you to prepare a sermon? A:  I typically spend 20 hours in preparation for preaching a message. Sometimes more sometimes less, depending on the topic and my familiarity with it. Q2: What do you ultimately want a sermon to accomplish? A:  My goal is trying to […]

5 Questions on Preaching with Zach Barnhart

Zach Barnhart is a preacher who lives in Knoxville, TN. He is available for pulpit supply. Learn more about Zach at his PSP profile. Q1: How long does it typically take you to prepare a sermon? A: I usually spend about 10-15 hours on my sermon prep. Usually 2/3 of that time is spent writing the manuscript, reading Scripture, and pulling from commentaries at the end, 1/3 of that time is spent actually “reciting” out loud my […]

Neff, Christopher

Name: Christopher Neff Denomination: Baptist Licensed/Ordained: Licensed in 2014, Ordained in 2016. Statement of Faith/Theology: Bible Believing, Theologically Conservative  Education/Experience: I have been gifted and called as a Pastor.  I’ve ministered in local churches and outreach ministries, preaching, teaching Bible studies, leading small groups, developing Sunday schools, and providing pulpit supply.  Preaching Method/Style: Expository: Illumination directly from the authority of God’s Word/Revelation and the power to cause transformation.  Sermons are Spirit-led, Christ-centered, Bible-based, and life-applicable. […]

5 Questions on Preaching with Eric Douglas

Pastor Eric Douglas has been married to Amanda for 10 years and they have three children. He has been the pastor of  Moreland First Baptist Church in Moreland Kentucky since 2011 and has been preaching for over 10 years. He is also adjunct instructor of religion for West Kentucky Community and Technical College since 2011, previously adjunct preaching instructor for Clear Creek Baptist Bible College. Eric is also author of the book Blessed Assurance Find […]

5 Questions on Preaching with Jason Allen

Dr. Jason K. Allen is the president of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, in Kansas City, MO. – one of the largest and fastest growing seminaries in North America under his leadership. Additionally, Dr. Allen also serves as an associate professor for preaching and pastoral ministry. He has author two books: The SBC & the 21st Century: Reflection, Renewal & Recommitment and Discerning Your Call to Ministry: How to Know For Sure and What to Do About It. Keep […]

Privilege of Preaching

The history of preaching leaves an undeniable body of evidence that God uses men who are committed to the Word, to holiness, and to the power of preaching. God anoints such men and speaks through them to save the lost and to edify and rally the saints. To this end we should master every available means to improve our knowledge of the Word, our ability to craft biblical sermons, and our skill at connecting with […]

Traditional Sermon Models

Traditionally, sermons have been categorized according to various forms based upon certain qualities. Delineations of these forms frequently have included the expository sermon as another sermon model. Each of the following forms, however, could and should be subjected to the expositional process. Topical. The topical sermon is built around some particular subject. The idea for the subject may be taken from the Bible or elsewhere. Usually the preacher gathers what the Bible teaches about one […]

What Makes Sermons Practical?

Sermons are not about just imparting information. They should be custom-built to change lives. We don’t want to fill their heads; we want the proclamation of the Word to grip their souls and motivate them to conform to the will of God. Our approach to the Bible and to preaching, therefore, has application as its ultimate goal. Application is what makes the Bible come alive and makes sermons practical. – Preaching with Bold Assurance by Bert Decker […]

5 Questions on Preaching with Dan Rosser

Pastor Dan Rosser is the Senior Pastor at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Elijay, GA. He has been in ministry for 28 years with 20 of those years as a pastor. He has also been married for 25 years and has two children. Q1: How long does it typically take you to prepare a sermon? A: Typically it takes about 8 hours to prepare a message then I study the sermon three to four hours […]

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