Preaching Collective

Getting started is often times the hardest part of sermon prep. In this week's episode, Bob Kaylor talks with Talbot Davis about a recent blog he wrote about the top five sermon starters.

A recent Gallup poll reveals that three out of four people coming to your worship service are there for sermons that teach about Scripture and connect with their lives. In this week's two-part episode, Bob Kaylor talks with Jim Kinder and Aaron Perry about the implications of the survey's findings for preaching.

A recent Gallup poll reveals that three out of four people coming to your worship service are there for sermons that teach about Scripture and connect with their lives. In this week's two-part episode, Bob Kaylor talks with Jim Kinder and Aaron Perry about the implications of the survey's findings for preaching.

Planning sermons ahead can benefit more than just the pastor. Bob Kaylor talks with Tom Fuerst and Ty Garvey about long range sermon planning.

Getting out of the pulpit and getting involved in the community where you serve is a great way to build and grow relationships and get to know yourself. Bob Kaylor talks with Jim Kinder how he stepped out of the pulpit to connect with those outside of his church.

Many preaching experts tell us that shorter sermons are better due to the short attention spans of 21st century people. The evidence from sermons from some of the most popular preachers in America, however, indicates that sermons over 30 minutes are standard. In this episode of the podcast, Bob Kaylor talks with Teddy Ray about debunking the myth that shorter is better.

Hindsight is 20/20. Looking back, what advice would you give your younger self? Listen as Bob Kaylor talks about five pieces of wisdom he would impart on his younger self.

Often times as we prepare for Holy Week and Easter Sunday we overlook Holy Saturday. Listen as Bob Kaylor talks about confronting the grave.

This week, Bob Kaylor talks about the three D's of storytelling—details, dialogue, and delayed denouemen.

This week, Bob Kaylor shares some ideas about what to do with the content that gets cut from your sermon.