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“Preaching on your feet” is the phrase public speaker and pastor Fred Lybrand uses to describe his unique method of pulpit communication. In layman’s terms, it involves being “in the moment,” not solely relying on pre-written notes (though they can still be helpful), and staying open to what God might have in store during any given preaching appointment. It all adds up to a heart-to-heart style of delivery that makes preaching a joy for both the orator and listener time and again. Aspiring and veteran pastors alike will find much to consider and implement in this refreshing new volume on homiletics.
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“preaching is about connecting a message from God through the preacher to the audience in the moment” (source)
“we’ve lost something in our pulpits; we’ve lost the skill of authentic heart-to-heart communication” (source)
“they insist that in an expository sermon a text is explained, understood, and applied to the listener” (source)
“‘the communication of a biblical concept, derived from and transmitted through a historical, grammatical, and literary study of a passage in its context, which the Holy Spirit first applies to the personality and experience of the preacher, then through him to his hearers.’” (source)
“The fire and the heartbeat in a sermon are formed in the preparation, not in the moment. If a preacher is to preach with earnestness and intensity, with fire and heart, then he must acquire the burden of the message in the preparation.” (source)