Today is my tenth post in this series on preaching, and if you missed the previous nine, just click here to catch up. Today I'm covering general things that help in the actual delivery process. I'm sure I sound like a broken record for those who have been reading this for all ten posts so far, but remember, these are just things I've found helpful that you might too. I'm by no means considering myself an expert nor saying, "THIS is the way it needs to be done." I'm sharing this because a good friend asked me to do it here on the blog. So here we go. If you are speaking somewhere where you are not the person in charge, always acknowledge the leadership who invited you. Never forget what a privilege it is to stand in someone else's pulpit. You are there by their invitation and under their authority. This weekend Larry and I are actually away from the church we pastor -- we are in Phoenix, AZ for the week for General Council and this weeke
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