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as a public speaker?

as a pastor?

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1. A-Z of Public SpeakingProfessional Level

2. A-Z on how it can be applied to preachingSpiritual Level

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"For the lips of a priest ought to preserve knowledge, and from his mouth men should seek instruction--because he is the messenger of the LORD Almighty.

Malachi 2:7 NIV

4 Kinds of Hearers that attend church:

1. Pillars of Church2. The Skeptical3. The Habitual4. The Sincere seekers of Truth

-Phillips Brooks Walking with Giants

Warren Wiersbe

Audience Analysis.

The preacher, who is the messenger of God

is the real master of the society; not elected but society to be its ruler, but elected by God to form its ideal

and through them to guideand rule it’s life.

-The Romance of Preaching, C. Silvester Horne

Anointing.

"Do not touch my chosen people, and do not hurt my prophets.”

Psalm 105:15 New Living Translation

Anointing.

Body Language.

“Brains, brilliancy, genius, strength, natural gifts do not save. The gospel flows through the heart. All the mightiest forces have hearts

forces.”-Power Through Prayer

Grace from the Heart Rather than the headE.M. Bounds

iblical Truth.

Costume.

Psychology of Colors

The secret of power dressing

is…

Understatement.

It entails humility.

Dress at the same level of the audience or at the level above,

so you look professional.

“It is impossible for the preacher to keep his spirit in harmony with the divine nature of his high calling without much prayer. Hidden

Closet is the prayer life ”-Power Through Prayer

Prayer, The Great EssentialE.M. Bounds

loset.

Dynamic Delivery Technique.

“One gesture maybe all it takesto get your message across.”

Power GestureSpeak Like Churchill

Stand Like Lincoln

evotion and discipline

Brainerd lived a life of holiness and prayer. “When I return home” he said “and give myself to

meditation, prayer and fasting, my soul longs for mortification, self-denial, humility, and

divorcement from all the things of the world.

-Power through Prayer

An Example of Devotion

E.M. Bounds

evotion and discipline

Alexander Maclaren was known to devote sixty hours to the preparation of a single message.

Walking with the Giants

A Ministers Guide to Good Reading and Great Preaching

Warren Wiersbe

evotion and discipline

To Maclaren, preparing messages was hard work, He often said he could never prepare sermons while wearing slippers: He always wore his outdoor

boots. Studying was work and he took it seriously. He refused most invitations (Yale Lectures) and concentrated on studying the Word and feeding His

people.

“A home-going pastor makes a church-going people.”

evotion and discipline

What is the secret of Maclaren Ministry:

Devotion and discipline.

Power for service is second.

Power for holiness and

Character is first.

Walking with Giants

Warren Wiersbe

Eye

Contact.

night and day praying

xceedingly. -Apostle Paul

Fear of Public Speaking.

ired with divine flame

Preachers are preeminently God’s leaders. They are primarily responsible for the condition of the church. They shape its character, give tone and direction to its life. The preacher is to lay out in prayer for his people. Prayer is the eminent

characteristics of strong leadership. The preacher must be a man given to prayer.

-Power through Prayer Preachers Need the Prayer of the People E.M. Bounds

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ospel can not be projected by a prayerless preacher. Preaching never edifies a prayerless soul. Christ knows nothing of prayerless Christians. The more the preachers eyes are opened to the nature, responsibility, and difficulties of his work, the more he will see, and if he be a true preacher the more he will feel, the necessity of prayer; not only the increasing demand to pray himself, but to call on others to help him by their prayers.

- Power Through Prayer

Preachers Need the Prayer of the People E.M. Bounds

andouts.

BEFORE. For large conference give them a copy of the handouts beforehand so they can take notes and follow along.

DURING. You may want to distribute papers at the point when you’ll be using the document.

AFTER. Rule of thumb is to give out handouts at the end of the presentation. So they will be all ears to you.

igh and Divine Art of Intercession

“The preacher who has never learned in the school of Christ the high and divine art of

intercession for his people he will never learn the art of preaching, though homiletics be

poured into him by ton, and though he must be the most gifted genius in the sermon-making and

sermon delivery.”

- Power Through Prayer Preachers Need the Prayer of the People

E.M. Bounds

1. Subject – What is the topic2. Value – Why should the audience listen to it?3. Qualifications – How has the speaker earned

the right to talk about this topic.

Source: South East Asia Speakers and Trainers Bureau. Used with Permission.

NTRODUCTION TO THE SPEAKER

Allowable time: less than a minute (ideally).Make your own draft of introduction.

A preacher may preach in an official, entertaining way, or learned way without prayer,

but between this kind of preaching and sowing God’s precious seed with holy hands and

prayerful, weeping hearts there is mmesurable distance.

- Power Through Prayer

Prayer Marks Spiritual LeadershipE.M. Bounds

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self-induced jokes.

ey note Speaker,Opening Remarks,and General SessionBIG DIFFERENCEOpening Keynote Speaker – sets the tone for the meeting andClosing Keynote Speaker – draws the main points and happening in the conferenceGeneral Session – are delivered from the big picture themes.Opening remarks – short, concise.

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Preachings that kill.Preaching is not the performance of an hour. It is the outflow of a life. The man makes the preacher.

God must make the man. Dead men give out dead sermons, and dead sermons kill.

Everything depends on the spiritual character of the preacher.

What are the 3 main ingredient

of being a preacher?

1. blameless.

2. blameless.

3. blameless.

You must be blameless before the LORD your God..

-Deuteronomy 18:13

Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect.

-Matthew 5:48

isten to your audience.

ife. A professional ministry is a heartless ministry.

When salary plays a great part in the ministry, the heart plays little part. We may make preaching our business, and not put our hearts in the business. He who puts self to the front in his preaching puts heart to the rear. He who does not sow his heart in the study will never reap a harvest for God.

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“Do not teach them what you know.Teach them what they need to know.”

-Rev. Butch CondeBro. Pete Galvez, Small Group Bible Study

THINKING

SKETCHING

SCRIPTING

90 HOURS

30 SLIDES

BUILDINGSLIDES

REHEARSING

Design experts recommend that presenters spend the majority of their time thinking, sketching and scripting.

Nancy Duarte recommends that a presenter spend 90 hours creating an hour long presentation with 30 slides.

But only one third of that time is spent building slides. Another third is rehearsing, but the first third is spent collecting ideas, organizing ideas, and sketching the story.

THINKING

SCRIPTINGBUILDING

SLIDES

Source: How to be insanely great in front of an audienceby: Carmine Gallo, Columnist, Business Week

Truly great presenters like Steve Jobs visualize, plan and create ideas on paper (or whiteboards) well before they open the presentation software.

penings.

attention getter. First 20-30 seconds of your talk.

penings.

1.Startling Statement - This could be a statistic or statement that immediately gets them to sit up and focus on the topic. Shock appeal is more effective in persuading the audience to understand the seriousness of your position.2.Surprising Action - Do something unexpected. Act clumsy when using technology. Then regain composure and ask the audience for their reaction. Drive home the point that your platform is easy to use and you will avoid looking foolish when you use technology that works.3. Humor - People love a good laugh. It relaxes them, makes them feel good, and breaks the ice. Don't tell jokes unless you are a really good joke teller but do use humorous statements and anecdotes.4. Purpose Statement - This is a direct way of letting them know your point. This opening technique is a good choice when there are time constraints or when your audience has a short attention span. For example, "In today's presentation, I am going to explain the four styles of leadership and why you must think of yourselves not as managers but as leaders."

5. Begin with the End - Occasionally, you may start with your conclusion and then build your case taking them from beginning to end. By starting with the end result or bottom line you capture attention and can lead them to your way of thinking.6. Ask a Question - The speaker begins with a rhetorical question that makes the audience think. When posing a question make sure it is meaningful to the audience. Otherwise it will have little effect.7. Quote - A well-known quote can colorfully introduce the point you want to make. This is especially effective for business presentations when you want to acknowledge an industry leader or in house expert. You will need to skillfully weave the quote into your topic.8. Visual aid - Visual aids can be very effective in focusing attention. Cartoon strips work well as do thought-provoking pictures or props.9. Personal Experience - This technique builds good will and creates a connection with the audience. It helps you relate on a personal level. Many comedians take every day personal experiences and exaggerate them. The audience can relate because they have experienced it.10. Anecdote - A short story is a powerful way to open or close a presentation. An anecdote or story can help to lower the listeners' defenses. Stories draw the audience in to the content. But the story must lead into the presentation topic quickly or the point will be lost.

Your Personality Profile and your

Audiences’ personality

MBTIHow we gather energy

Extrovert or IntrovertHow we gather information

Sensor or iNtuitiveHow we make decisions

Thinker or FeelerHow we organize our lives

Judge or Perciever

If he does not reach by life,

Charater, conduct, he does not preach at all.

Q. E. D. Qoud Erat Demonstrada

what is the bottomline?one sentence.

ROOM LAYOUT

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Board Room Style

Small Group

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T =hink before you speak.A=pologize quickly when you blunderC=onverse, don’t competeT=ime your commentsF=ocus on behavior – not on personalityU=ncover hidden feelingsL=isten for feedback Don Gabor, Speaking your mind

ransition Statement

SMG: Story, Message, GainPPF: Past, Present, FuturePREP: Position, Reason, Explain, PositionPROBE: Praise, Reason, Option, Best Option

Advanced Level: Public Speaking

ndo the umms…Fillers.

Aspirative Pauses.

ahh… uhmm… err…

basically…actually…

po… po… po…

tsaka…kasi..

Strethed Syllables

Repetition of on word..

isual AidsTake charge of your logistics.

isual Aids

For showing Videos from Youtube:Step1: Go to Youtube and get the

url of the videoStep 2: Go to Savetube.com to download and copy your video

WII-FM (What’s In It For Me).

Water seeks it’s own level.

Your Preaching is your Worship.

“Do not wear another person’s hatYou are gifted with gifts that are yours alone.

A chariot will starve if you make him plant.You are gifted with gifts that are yours alone.

Use it, whatever it might be.Everyone is a diamond in the rough.”

-anon

Zeal. Passionate ardor in the pursuit of anything;

eagerness in favor of a person or cause; ardent and active interest; engangedness; enthusiasm; fervor.

wait. there’s more.

TOP 10THINGS

CONGREGATION won’t tell you

LOCAL SURVEY SHOWS

TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Apologies for beingunprepared because theinvitation is short of a notice/ late.

“You instantly lose your connection and credibility

once you arrive late. ”

10

TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Long prayers.Exhortation / preaching inprayers.

“Prayers in preaching must be short.”9

TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Presenting a material that isnot your own and notquoting the author.Plagiarism in the ministry.

“It is great error some audience are wide reader too.”

8

TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Selling of any products or anyform of endorsement topatronize a product forpersonal benefit.

“Jesus entered the temple area and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of

those selling doves.”Matthew 21:12

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TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Topics that does not haverelevance to the realsituation of the church.

“Issues that arise within the church has to be addressed by the pastor, if not

some members will leave your congregation.”

6

TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Testimonies / stories aboutpersonal family / self thatdoes not point to God butserves personal purposes.Confidential Counsel frommember told in the pulpit.

5

TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Words that are inappropriateto say behind the pulpit:

1. Bad words (very unbecoming of a royal priest)

2. Dirty jokes3. Offending words (preachings should

be redemptive not judgmental) 4. Use of vulgar words just to be “in”

4

TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Sermon that has no theme.No clear objective.Not interconnected from thebeginning and some portions.In one word: UNPREPARED.

3

TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

Powerless declaration of theword of God. Some are timid,shy and unsure of theirmessage.“My speech and my preaching were not with

persuasive words of human wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power…”

1 Corinthians 2:4

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TOPTHEY DON’T WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:

If you are preaching is different from your living.1