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Welcome to the Preach360 Beta Test!
So glad you made it in! See more👇. What to do right now: 1. Update your profile: Please upload a photo so we aren’t talking to blank avatars. It helps us feel like a real community. 2. Look around: Click on the "Classroom" tab and the "Calendar" tab. How does it feel compared to what we have on Circle? 3. On a scale of 1-10, how easy was it to get in and set up your profile? Let me know below! NOTE: As I mentioned in the email, we are test-driving this platform to see if Skool will provide a simpler, more focused space for us to connect and grow together.
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@James Pavlic I also did not like having to put in a bio in order to get in. But that is because I am a private person and don’t like being forced to be self-revealing. Not everyone is an exhibitionist! 😜 Of course, I’ve just made two more posts on this platform than I think I’ve made anywhere… ever.
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Don't Forget the Fire 🪵+🔥
In sermon prep, we stack the logs, but only the Spirit can bring the fire (gospel light, warmth, and real heart change). Is there anything specific you do on Saturday or Sunday morning to shift your heart from "it's all on me" to a conscious dependence on the Spirit? And, how does/could that change we actually preach?
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I do my best to spend meaningful time in prayer early Sunday and NOT read through my sermon Sunday morning. Then, leading up to preaching I remind myself that God’s power is made perfect in our weakness (2 Co 12:9). So however terrible the sermon may be (or, however terrible I may FEEL it is), God can still do His work. I can genuinely tell a difference in my preaching between when I spend meaningful time asking for God’s help, His Spirit’s presence, Christ’s exaltation, etc. and when I don’t. At the very least, there is a difference in how I rest in His work following the sermon vs. being anxious and depressed.
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