About the book --
Preaching is the centerpiece of worship, meant to inspire, empower, and engage. Preachers, with the best intentions, have preached sermons that did not connect with the audience, left the listener uninspired, confused, or simply bored. I Refuse to Preach a Boring Sermon: Engaging the 21st Century Listener encourages preachers to be creative, to take risks and to adapt to tough realities. From imagery to technology, Wiseman offers new techniques that will enable any preacher to creatively energize their sermons.
Here is what others are saying about the book --
“Among pastors these is a commitment
to speak the Gospel in a way that engages worship participants with holy
imagination that changes the way they see everything in life. This is a
non-negotiable. It is required of us. It is, as Wiseman reminds us here, in
our hands!" -- Paul
Nixon, author of I Refuse to Lead a Dying Church!
“Wiseman knows what it takes to preach
to the network generation, and she encourages preachers to create sermons that
are dynamic, energized, imaginative, and connected.
I Refuse to Preach a Boring Sermon is
the perfect “go-to” resource for the postmodern preacher.” -- John S. McClure, Charles
G. Finney Professor of Preaching and Worship, Vanderbilt Divinity School
“If churches are riddled with bored-again Christians
suffering from a semiotic breakdown, this resource is filled with practical
approaches and creative angles that will wake up the preacher, and move the
sleepiest congregation from bored to death to born to life." -- Leonard
Sweet, best-selling author and chief contributor to sermons.com
“Finally,
someone confronts the problem of boring sermons head-on. While Wiseman attacks the underlying causes
of boring preaching, she also succeeds in loading every page with up-to-date,
workable, ideas. Paying attention to what is here will make preaching truly fun
again, for preacher and hearer alike.” -- Joseph M. Webb, author
of Preaching Without Notes
I hope you get a lot out of this book - as I wrote it with preachers and church folks in mind.
Best wishes --
Karyn
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