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The Sermonators Ep 3 - The Holy Spirit and Preaching: My Work or His?

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In this episode of The Sermonators, we discuss the role of the Holy Spirit in the pastor’s personal life, his sermon preparation and delivery.

Is effective preaching based on skill and technique or supernatural power from above?  Are The Sermonators unspiritual  because we teach skills and techniques?  At what point does your work in the study stop and the power of the Holy Spirit start?  As pastors and preachers, on what do we rely to transform the lives of congregation –  our work or His?

Items mentioned in this episode:

Spirit-Led Preaching: The Holy Spirit’s Role in Sermon Preparation And Delivery by Greg Heisler

 

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Responses to “The Sermonators Ep 3 - The Holy Spirit and Preaching: My Work or His?”

Derwood Cleland
May 13th, 2008 at 11:22 am

Hey Guys, I just want you to know I really enjoy and appreciate you and this ministery. I’m a bi-vocational pastor. I haven’t had any seminary education. I do love the Lord and the ministry he has called me to. Pray for me please, there is strong spiritual opposition coming from two that are suppose to be spiritual leaders in my church.Thanks, Brother Derwood Cleland

Dr. Greg Heisler
May 21st, 2008 at 6:04 am

Hey Scott and Joel,
Thanks for taking on the most neglected aspect of preaching - the Holy Spirit! I listened to the podcast and want folks to know I think you have done an excellent job keeping balance between what we can contribute to preaching and what only God does by His Spirit. You can read more about my book at spiritledpreaching.com, where you will find endorsements, sample chapters, and some extra stuff. Keep up the good work!

Scott Smith
May 21st, 2008 at 7:27 am

@Derwood,

Hats off to you as a bi-voc pastor. That’s a tough ride at times. I trust you’ll receive some quality education and encouragement right here. Keep listening and tell your friends. We will pray that you be strong in the face of opposition. “The Lord is with you, be strong and courageous,” dear brother.

@Dr. Heisler,

Thank you for the comments. And thanks for the link to your book page! We appreciate what you’re contributing to the dialogue in the world of preachers. We’re honored that you would take time be a part of ours and we welcome your comments (or even tips!) here anytime. Blessings to you, dear brother.

Jonathan Merritt
May 24th, 2008 at 3:46 pm

Great podcast. Keep it up!

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