By John Nunes on Jul 30, 2012
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John Nunes recommends "reading" your sermon manuscript the way a great pianist "reads" music.
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By Jeremy Smith on Dec 26, 2013
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The way you handle distractions may indicate how you see your role in the pulpit.
By Lance Witt on May 8, 2017
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“Sometimes as a worship pastor,” he said, “I feel like a dancing bear. It’s my job to get up and perform for the crowd, and as long as the performance is good, everyone is happy. Except me. Something is missing and I don’t know what to do.”
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By H.b. Charles, Jr. on Aug 6, 2019
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Preachers struggle with the temptation to make their charge from God a performance before men.
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By Kathleen And Kevin-Neil Ward on Feb 22, 2016
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When we "hire" a pastor to do everything for the congregation, it becomes one person performing at the front for our entertainment.
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By Steven Furtick on Sep 16, 2011
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Steven Furtick says don't let your past performances keep you from future opportunities.
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By Sermoncentral on Sep 6, 2018
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You can be a charismatic, skilled communicator and still promote the performance-driven, legalistic trap of pharisaism.
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By Lance Witt on Apr 17, 2017
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For many Christians shame isn’t about a sordid past or dark skeletons in our closet. We live with a low-grade nagging feeling that we are never “enough”.
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By Lance Witt on Aug 28, 2017
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One of the reasons the word accountability gets a bad rap is because of the way some people have carried out accountability. Holding people accountable is not using your position as a club to embarrass, humiliate, mistreat, belittle or shame people. Our accountability of people should make those on our team better not bitter.
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