Welcome to Preaching.org

Preaching.org is a community of people who are committed to helping people hear from God through the preaching of his Word. Preaching may not be as “cool” as it once was, but as long as God is speaking, we need people who will give themselves to helping people hear what it is that he is saying. You might not think of yourself as a “preacher”, but if you are active in helping people hear what God is saying through his Word, whether in small groups, classes, youth groups, or pulpits, this site can help you.

In operation since 1997, this is one of the oldest Christian websites on the web, but now we’re proud to offer something truly new and fresh. Think of this as “facebook for preachers.” Log in to share your sermon ideas, test your concepts, or encourage others by participating in a group. (Make sure you use lowercase letters with no spaces for your username). We believe that your preaching can improve through the power of social networking.

In addition to the user-generated sections, the site also offers a number of helpful static features, including book reviews, feature articles, commentary and an extensive “classroom” on “integrative preaching.”

Once you have logged in, you can create and participate in groups based on particular sermon themes, biblical texts, or homiletic challenges. See what other preachers think about your concepts and approaches. This is a place for preachers to help preachers in the development and improvement of their sermons and their skills.

For a helpful list of this website’s features, including a brief video tutorial to the site, click here.

To access the previous and now dormant version of preaching.org, click here. Submissions can be sent to kent@nbseminary.com.

We’re really pleased you found your way to this website. We’re praying that your involvement here will lead to more faithful and effective preaching for you and your listeners, as well as for those you encourage here.

 

Preaching.org is moderated by Kenton C. Anderson. Kent is the author of Choosing to Preach, Preaching with Conviction, and Preaching with Integrity. He is President of Northwest Baptist Seminary (British Columbia), and Professor of Homiletics at ACTS Seminaries of Trinity Western University. He is a past-President of the Evangelical Homiletics Society.

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