Tips for Preaching Multiple Times a Week
by Phil Gons on June 18th, 2007
Steve Mathewson shares some tips on how to prepare multiple sermons per week.
- You must prioritize! Spend most of your time preparing the sermon for your ‘primary’ worship service(s), and spend less time preparing for the ‘secondary’ preaching opportunity. . . .
- Feel free to recycle! A good sermon is worth preaching twice, especially when you re-work it and tinker with it the second time around. . . .
- Expand themes or material from your primary sermon for your sermon in the secondary setting. . . . Usually, you’ll have more material than you can use when you’re done studying for your primary sermon. So, use it in your secondary sermon!
- Use the secondary setting to wrestle with application. In my opinion, North American Christianity does not devote enough time to this! . . .
- Use secondary settings to let others in the church exercise and develop their gifts! . . . Reserve these opportunities for other pastoral staff members or for preachers-in-training.
Read the two posts at the PreachingToday blog:
- When You Have to Prepare More Than One Sermon Per Week (Part 1)
- When You Have to Prepare More Than One Sermon Per Week (Part 2)


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