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Discovering Your Unique Voice in Preaching with David Marvin
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Guest: David Marvin, Teaching Pastor at City Bridge Church, Texas, and former leader of The Porch ministry for young adults.
Description:
In this inspiring episode of SermonCraft, Chase Gardner sits down with David Marvin to explore the art of preaching with authenticity and impact. David shares his journey from his first sermon in 2006 to becoming a teaching pastor and author, emphasizing the importance of finding one’s unique voice in preaching. He discusses the influence of prominent preachers like John Piper and Matt Chandler, and the significance of using personal experiences and societal context to connect deeply with the audience. David also delves into the practical aspects of sermon preparation, including the critical role of a sermon prep team and the iterative process of brainstorming, writing, and refining messages. The conversation highlights the challenges and rewards of preaching, offering valuable insights for both new and experienced communicators looking to enhance their craft.
Key Takeaways:
- The importance of finding and honing your unique preaching voice.
- Strategies for effective sermon preparation, including the use of a prep team.
- The role of personal and societal context in making sermons relatable and impactful.
- Insights into managing the challenges that come with public speaking and pastoral responsibilities.
Recommended For: Communicators, pastors, ministry leaders, and anyone interested in the art of preaching and teaching with authenticity and excellence.
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