Tag Archives: Preaching
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The dangers of being an experienced preacher
124/09/2018 by Chris Green
One of the great gifts that teaching at seminary gave me, was that I was forced to say out loud, in a copyable manner, the route I take from text to sermon. In fine detail. It forced me to become conscious of what I knew and did.
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Wet preaching
Leave a comment26/03/2018 by Chris Green
By the time I put my pen down I have rarely felt so flat and uninspired in what I had planned to say. Do you ever feel like that about your sermons? Thought so.
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‘…or Scythians.’ What the British Museum just taught me about evangelism
Leave a comment23/09/2017 by Chris Green
There is a small but astonishing exhibition at the British Museum at the moment, Scythians: Warriors of ancient Serbia. The …
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When the passage doesn’t produce a sermon – five useful questions to ask.
Leave a comment20/04/2017 by Chris Green
I took the passage to a local coffee shop, and watched the customers. What does this passage have to say to 21st century urbanites, most of whom gave up on the god-idea years ago? How does this prise open their questions, address their fears and hopes, shift their distracted focus onto Christ?
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The hardest thing I had to write in 2017, and how Pixar helped me.
716/01/2017 by Chris Green
How I learnt to write in six different drafts.
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Petrol-heads and preachers: the point of a car is to go for a drive
Leave a comment23/11/2016 by Chris Green
I hear preachers talking about their sermons as if they’re concept cars, pretty and accurate, gorgeous – but never taken for a real drive, in the rush hour, to do the shopping, in the rain. With the kids acting up in the back.
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The only decision you’ll ever need to make
Leave a comment09/11/2016 by Chris Green
As preachers and church leaders, we get to help people decide each week to put Christ first. And when we preach we should plan to be specific.
