1. Your preaching should match your lifestyle. Ask if your family, friends, and you are living consistently. 2. Have a clear plan when preaching to stay focused on key elements like prophecy, family, finances, doctrine, evangelism, and health. 3. Self-evaluation is important though hard, with input from a mentor, supporter, and those you teach. Evaluate your presentation, topic, time management, and practicality.

1. Ten
Preaching Tips

2. 1. What I preach with
my words and what I
preach with my life
should match.

3. Ask yourself 3 questions:
¿Does my family
believe me?
¿How about my
friends?
¿I’m I living it?

4. 2. Without a clear
plan, I will preach
always about the
same thing.

5. The single most
important element in
effective
communication is
“focus”.

6. Prophecy
Family
Relationships
Finances
Doctrine
Leadership
Evangelism
Health

7. 3. Evaluation is hard,
sometimes painful,
always necessary.

8. You need three people
A mentor that can teach you
A friend that can support
you.
A student you can teach.

9. Evaluate yourself in 4 áreas
1. Presentation
2. Topic
3. Time
4. Practicality

10. 4. Speaking in front
of an audience is
intimidating.
Speaking for God is a
priviledge.

11. 5. There is
nothing new
under the sun.

12. Resources that can help you
What does the Bible say
What does EGW say
What do the Bible commentaries
say
What do other pastors say
What does society say

13. 6. If you want to
impress the audience,
talk about your
successes. If you want
to impact them, talk
about failures.

14. When you share your
testimony
1. Careful, but real.
2. Talk more about the power
of God than the allure of sin.
3. Ask permission if using a
private or personal story.

15. 8. The audience
determines the
content.

16. Questions before you preach
What are their needs?
What are their interests?
What are their dreams?
What can they understand?
What are their hurts?
So what?

17. 9. The key to
improving your
preaching is…
preaching!

18. Many said they feared death less
than public speaking.
1.The more you do it, the better
you get.
2.Fear never leaves, you just learn
to manage it better.
3.The better prepared you are the
better luck you have.

19. 10. No matter where
you start, always end
at the cross.