I'm on the road this week and unable to meet for our weekly workshop on Wednesday. Post any questions here and we can discuss!

Curious how you all would lean on this. Do you tend to value brevity or clarity in your PPGR statements? My Problem statement for tomorrow is “the hardships and duration of the journey can cause us to question if enduring is worth it”. I could shorten it by saying “the journey can cause us to question if enduring is worth it.” Which way do you tend to lean if you have to pick?

I just started building the Preach360 Freeform Studio today. It's going to be a massive release, so it might take me some time to get it ready. It is going to be a workspace where you can create PPGR content for any context at all, whether it be a sermon, a staff devotion, a youth talk, a small group discussion, a Sunday school class, or anything. It also will have the capability of doing deep dive theological study, where you can then frame a theological topic from a PPGR perspective. I'm using this to prepare my seminary classes. So if I can do it there, I think we can do it anywhere. 😎 Will you be able to import into the Sermon Builder Studio. Of course! With one click. Just like the new Preach360 Essentials Studio. By the way, I'm writing 5 sermons for an upcoming weekend retreat using the Essentials Studio. So, I'll be the test dummy and let you know how it goes.

Driving home this morning from coffee, I had a curious thought. "What if I ran some of the most famous sermons in the world through the PPGR conversion?" Below is my first answer. I offer for your reading pleasure - "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God PPGR Style."

Since it's now fall in north GA (USA), it's time for a Starbuck's gift card raffle! 🍂 To enter, just post the keyword for your next sermon in the comments. Ready? Go! 👇 Also, remember that our weekly community call is tomorrow at 11am ET. Bring any questions you have or topics you'd like to discuss. Join here.