Preach the Word – Volume 24
Dr. Mark Paustian addresses the basics of preaching.
Dr. Mark Paustian addresses the basics of preaching.
This series shares information regarding Christian Worship: Hymnal (CW21)
Notes regarding Vol. 102:
This series explores room acoustics along with sound systems and hearing assistance. It covers common deficiencies or mistakes along with solutions.
This series of articles is based on the presentation by Rev. Mark Tiefel at the 2017 National Conference on Worship, Music, and the Arts.
This series explores how the pastor and congregation can partner with the parents to assist parents in engaging their children in worship. It reviews the pros and cons of various strategies and concludes with suggested “best practice” ideas.
This issue reminds us of the value of well planned worship, carried out in teamwork by the pastor and worship coordinator.
Rev. Nathan Nass encourages pastors to preach simply and clearly for the benefit of all hearers.
Dr. Michael Berg writes a series about apologetics in preaching.
This article discusses the use of screens and technology in worship.
Pastor Joel Gawrisch writes a series titled “Treasures Old and New.”
Pastor Jonathan Scharf writes a series titled “To Correctly Handle the Word of Truth.”
This issue launches a new series on renovation projects. It will feature projects from churches small and large. Often the concepts, goals, and process behind a renovation are most important, not the particulars of design or size. These are transferable and helpful for churches of any size.
View the supplemental documents for the Hartford, Wisconsin sanctuary renovation article in the July 2016 edition of Worship the Lord, Vol. 80.
This issue of Preach the Word begins a new series: preaching to Millennials while maintaining connection with other generations.
This series, planned in cooperation with the Commission on Evangelism, departs from previous custom with a different writer for each issue.
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