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The Difference Between Vibrant and Flat Preaching: Rekindling the Fire in the Pulpit

By Filings on Wed, 05/28/25
Church & Ministry
Preaching
Sermon Preparation

“Vibrant preaching begins with a preacher who is personally impacted by the message. The text must first speak to the preacher—convicting, challenging, encouraging, and transforming him. If the preacher is unmoved, how can the congregation be expected to respond?” - P&D

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