The Sermon Impact Matrix - Preach Sermons That Grow Your Church

[@arifmultiardania7825]

Thank you Carey, so helpful

[@ayoolafasanya8289]

Very profound! “Understanding your talk creates more impact than memorizing it.” Thank you Carey🙏🙏

[@CareyNieuwhof]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TomTofilon]

Thanks Carey! Good stuff. The best sermon is the one that preaches from the head, heart, and carried out by an example demonstrated by a changed life.

[@CareyNieuwhof]

Yes, love that!

[@Raymond-Tora]

Great job! It's always nice listening to your videos..

[@CareyNieuwhof]

Glad you like them!

[@joshuaschmidt6331]

On the point, "Don't memorize your talk; understand it" I highly recommend the book "Preaching By Heart" by Ryan Tinetti. He uses ancient practices of rhetoric and applies them to preaching without notes today. It totally transformed my preaching!

[@lucasvargasrm]

Thanks for sharing

[@CareyNieuwhof]

Thanks for sharing this

[@mariagracielahempel190]

Thank you! Preacher to the WHOLE HUMAN CONDITION ( psychology can help) beyond BIBLISIM. Jesus’ Way is ALWAYS the solution and He was REAL, no religious or worried about NUMBERS! 🤔. Thank you for this video.

[@majose7787]

Good advice! You've spelt delivery wrong though....

[@pkpapers]

Do any sermons have any impact at all? Certainly not when the audience has no access to Truer disciple-makers who teach how to obey . . . to obey each and every, clearly explained, commandment given by the Son.

[@tangobear3536]

How about your sermons?

[@CozyVids169]

many sermons have impacts, i remember still today messages that a particualar person preched 6 years ago, and yes that person walked by the bible and i had never seen that and that's what impacted me.

[@peggyparsons5003]

I know you were repeating for clarity, but, man oh man, that was a lot of repeating. Too much in my opinion.

[@CareyNieuwhof]

Thanks for the feedback