Your Thoughts on My Preaching

Posted by Dick Lincoln on August 13, 2009
Church Matters, Preaching

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It’s fun to change, and to change you usually need to find out that you need to (not as much fun).  The sermons I preach on Sunday morning are a big part of what I do, and a lot of people grant me a lot of ear time for which I am grateful, so – got any ideas on how I could do it better?  I know that you may be thinking, “he doesn’t really want my opinion.” Oh yes, I do!  Please take a minute and respond.

When you respond, please tell me which service you attend.  You don’t have to sign your suggestion.  Thanx.

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4 Comments to Your Thoughts on My Preaching

LA
August 13, 2009

I attended Park Cities Baptist Church in Dallas for 4 years while Dr. Jim Dennison was the pastor. I LOVED how he always opened his sermon with a prayer over God’s word. He would often read the entire passage first, & have the congregation stand in honor of our Lord. That might be interesting to try in our congregation.

I am a member of Shandon, & I attend the first service.

Jeff Shows
August 13, 2009

Dr. Lincoln,
I love your preaching…..most especially when you explain to us what God says in His Word. I long/yearn/ hunger for that. I love you Dick. You are my Pastor, and I praise Jesus for that……but I love God’s Word more. He is my Lord.
1Peter 2:2

Bubba
August 14, 2009

I love when you tell personal stories. I have heard you express that you can’t stand the “movie star” tag that comes along with the title of Pastor of a large southern baptist church. I think when you tell stories, much like the story about Patty’s eye surgery this past Sunday, you become vulnerable and real (not that you aren’t anyway!). People (meaning ME) relate more with the sermon when you show how its worked/working in your life!

Beth
August 23, 2009

I love your invitation each Sunday and how God always provides you with that parallel to what we have just learned and how a “seeker” can take it and know Him. I can feel the power in the room as The Spirit works.
Many Sundays I wish the congregation would not start shutting thier Bibles, clicking pens and reaching for their handbags as if the sermon was over and the invitation was a formality. God is at work in that sanctuary and I would love for everyone to be able to take in your words in that time.
Hmmm, how do you tactfully say…”lunch can wait 30 more seconds…?” :)
I attend the first service and it is such a blessing!

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