This Wednesday, I'll teach you a simple, 5-step process for crafting sermon introductions that don't merely grab attention. They create expectation. There's a huge difference. And expectation is far better. Learn why... and exactly how to implement the 5-steps using the Preach360™ Sermon Studio. Yes, I'll demo the process in the all-new Preach360 workspace! Hope to see you there. Here's the link: https://www.skool.com/preach360/calendar?eid=ca6f3e70c6584bd1987315a579ae0416

I'm wanting to plan a specific 20 session discipleship plan for a couple suffering from PTSD after being excommunicated from a cult. This could last anywhere from 6 months to 3 years. Who knows? How would you go about it? So far I have 5 pillars 1. God as you refuge 2. Grade exchange 3. Church as a hospital 4. Word of God as a feast 5. Forgiveness as release Within each pillar I have 4 weeks planned. My time will be a devotional with 1 to 3 question. Don't want to overwhelm followed by prayer. Any suggestions how to walk with someone. I feel a little out of my depth and feel they may need specialist help as well as me to walk with the spiritually

I used something last night I learned from yesterday's delivery skills presentation. Using my hands in the way the congregation sees the movement. I used it on my "change" sentence. I identified the problem, how Christ is the solution, then how it produces the change as the result. I am not sure if anyone there noticed, but I have gone back to a few of my sermons and noticed I have never considered how the congregation sees my hand movements.

3 point sermon guy here. I will preach my first ppgr sermon on April 12, and I am excited! Pray for me.

What's your text and keyword for this Sunday?