Louie Giglio shares his passion for the creative art of preaching as a reflection of our ultimate Creator. This is a Master Class on how to use words to paint a compelling vision of life with Jesus, while also emphasizing the critical role of the Holy Spirit to give meaning and power to any preaching work.

Craig Groeschel explains the art of preaching clearly and concisely without losing depth. In this Master Class he highlights four ways to craft a clear and compelling message: make it practical, personal, memorable, and emotional.

Priscilla Shirer shares the key to preach the faithfulness of God is to remember and reflect on how God has been faithful in our own lives. In this Master Class, she teaches from 1 John 2 to encourage us to run the race well and share God's good character in every season of life.

Matt Chandler challenges us to keep Jesus at the center of our preaching by portraying Him as the ultimate Truth that orients our reality and leads to human flourishing. Drawing on Scripture, he introduces the grand narrative of the Bible—reminding us to tell the singular story of Jesus Christ.

Rich and Dawncheré Wilkerson share their unique journey of preaching while living under one roof. This Master Class teaches how to continue to grow in the unique art of preaching as an individual and as a preaching duo.

Ben Stuart dives into the nitty gritty of how to exegete Scripture to write powerful and biblically accurate messages. In this helpful and practical Master Class, he teaches how to use linguistic tools while studying scriptures to craft compelling messages.

Tim Timberlake teaches how to leverage where we live, to the circumstances we face to further the Gospel. In this Master Class, he also shares some of his unique practices to stay creatively inspired to preach memorable sermons.

Christine Caine shares her passion for preaching to nonbelievers with urgency as well as compassion. In this Master Class, she teaches her best strategies for effective evangelistic preaching that is bold and humble, scriptural, and compelling, and full of Spirit and truth.

Jon Tyson shares his burden to preach life-giving Truth and seek God to save people in different cultural contexts. Deeply informative and inspiring, Jon draws from his years of experience preaching in a secular city to share how to effectively preach the gospel to people who are wary of Christianity. He teaches how to write messages that awaken people to the beauty of the gospel, rewrite cultural narratives, and change people by the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this interview-style Master Class, Sadie Robertson Huff sits down with Shelley Giglio to share her journey of carrying the message of the gospel to her generation. She shares practical advice on how to grow in the skill of preaching while remaining wholly and humbly dependent on God in every area of life.

Levi Lusko explores the importance of using illustrations in preaching to illuminate Scripture, keep listeners engaged, and make the message relatable and applicable. He also shares how to keep the well of creativity fresh by pursuing curiosity in everyday life to gather illustrations.

In The Art of Integrity and Longevity in Preaching, Dr. Crawford Loritts draws from his decades of experience faithfully communicating the Word of God to show us the guidelines we should follow and the guardrails we should put up in order to run--and finish--well.

In this Master Class, Louie Giglio reveals seven realities of what happens when you partner with the Holy Spirit in your preaching. As the Spirit leads you from the preparation to the proclamation of God’s Word, He is able to work through you to accomplish the supernatural.

In this Master Class, Jonathan Pokluda examines the way Jesus intentionally engaged with the cultural issues of His day so that we can apply His methodology in the way we engage with our world, cities, and neighborhoods. By tuning our ears to the cultural pulse of our people, we can know how best to steer them toward the unchanging truth of Jesus.

David Platt argues that while preaching is an art, it is not a fine art. For fine art, art itself is the end, while preaching has an altogether different purpose: the exaltation of God’s glory among all nations.

In this Master Class, Christine Caine lays out five things that we must believe if we are going to make disciples instead of dependents, and propel people into the fullness of a life empowered by the Holy Spirit.

In this Master Class, Ben Stuart crafts a sermon about crafting sermons in order to explain that even when the products and processes are different, the same guiding principles can help us construct beautiful sermons that proclaim Jesus to your people.

In this Master Class, Katherine Wolf speaks from her story of suffering to explore how pain can be a platform to make Jesus famous. Suffering forms us into new people, but Jesus, in our suffering, forms us into a new creation.

In this Master Class, Louie Giglio has a conversation with John Mark Comer about developing your voice as a preacher and learning how to teach for spiritual formation.

In this Master Class, Earl McClellan draws from Hebrews to help us build up the well of faith in our own lives so that it pours out of us when we preach.

Louie Giglio and Levi Lusko answer the question: How do you handle preaching through pain? They share how to continue to declare the goodness and faithfulness of God through tragedy and deep grief.

In this Q&A-style Workshop, Jon Tyson, Sadie Robertson Huff, Rich and DawnCheré Wilkerson answer questions about influencing the culture without being influenced by culture. They share their practical strategies on how to reframe cultural narratives, celebrate the beauty in diversity, and preach a compelling vision of Jesus in this secular age.

Ben Stuart and Tim Timberlake share practical strategies and advice around the process of preparing and writing sermons. They cover a variety of topics such as planning a sermon series, Bible study methods, and the process of writing, editing, and delivering a message.

It is often said that it takes 10,000 hours of deliberate practice to become a master of a craft. So, how do you communicate the gospel effectively in the early days of your preaching? Louie Giglio + Earl McClellan share their best advice from their years of experience in order to equip you to quickly gain momentum in a lifelong journey of preaching and leading God’s people.

In an increasingly secular and combative age, how do you teach the Truth of Scripture? In this Workshop, David Platt + Ben Stuart explain how to contextualize your preaching for the people God has called you to lead and share what it means to unpack Scripture in a way that invites people into a deeper understanding and love for God’s Word.

How do you preach toward real change? How do you raise up the next generation of preachers? How do you guard your heart against sin to preach and lead well? What are some daily habits that lead to better preaching? In this Workshop, Jonathan Pokluda answers live questions from the audience around the idea of taking up the weighty responsibility of preaching the Word of God.

DawnCheré Wilkerson encourages women who preach to step confidently into their calling.

Ben Stuart shares his tips on how to incorporate stories into his sermons.

Tim Timberlake shares the story of when he was called to ministry.

Levi Lusko reflects on how he first knew he was called to preach.

Tim Timberlake shares his perspective of vulnerability in preaching.

David Platt shares tools for crafting applications in preaching to reach a variety of people.

Earl McClellan shares his thoughts on "hype" and how to avoid leading from it as a preacher.

Jonathan Pokluda shares his process for engaging with members of his Church in order to lead them best.

Levi Lusko breaks down the warning signs of burnout.

Ben Stuart shares advice on utilizing a community of preachers and friends to help learn and grow as a communicator.

Rich Wilkerson Jr. shares his tips for best supporting your spouse as they prepare to preach.

Hear from DawnCheré and Rich Wilkerson Jr. on how they prepare to preach together.

Jonathan Pokluda shares his outline for preaching and how to identify the felt need within the talk.

Katherine Wolf encourages us to not miss the miracle we are in while waiting for the miracle we think we need.

Jonathan Pokluda dives into the heart of empathizing with the people without being influenced by external philosophies or other religions.

Katherine Wolf uses examples from her life as a way to encourage people to pursue healing prior to pursuing opportunities to share their pain.

Ben Stuart shares his advice for finding your personal voice.

Dr. Crawford Loritts explores how to find true fulfillment.

David Platt dives into the structure and approach of God centered preaching.

Ben Stuart shares the list of questions he asks himself while preparing to preach.

Jonathan Pokluda gives guidance and tips on how decide to preach through hot button topics or current, cultural narratives.

Rich Wilkerson Jr. discusses criticism and shares the filter for how he decides which voices he lets speak into his life.

Matt Chandler discusses how to increase theological and biblical literacy in his local Church.

Christine Caine gives her honest thoughts on how to be engaging while preaching without drifting away from the purpose of the message.

Dr. Crawford Loritts gives practical steps to avoid isolation as a ministry leader.

Levi Lusko discusses the process for releasing a sermon.

Christine Caine explores the juxtaposition between learning contentment and longing for what's ahead.

David Platt provides practical markers to help preachers minimize subjectivity and magnify God's voice.

Jonathan Pokluda talks about the heart of empathizing with people and making the turn towards persuading them towards a better way in Jesus.

Dr. Crawford Loritts shares his honest take on assessing our motivations as preachers.

David Platt shares his practical tools for helping new preachers expose God's word.

Matt Chandler encourages preaching through challenging passages of Scripture.

Levi Lusko provides encouragement and a path forward for how to continue to preach through tragedy.

Sadie Robertson Huff shares practical advice for preaching the gospel in a digital age.

Christine Caine paints a clear picture on the difference between preaching sin management and preaching that Jesus defeated sin.

Sadie Robertson Huff gives her perspective on the "must haves" for teaching to audiences of all ages.

Christine Caine gives practical tips for preaching to all members of the Church body.

Sadie Robertson Huff shares her approach for preparing a sermon.

David Platt helps us orient our process around starting with a sense of reverence in our personal relationship with Jesus.

Christine Caine shares how we can't rely on gifting alone and where the source of her strength comes from while preaching.

Matt Chandler provides a practical tip for when you hit a roadblock in sermon prep.

DawnCheré and Rich Wilkerson Jr.share their unique approaches for preparing a sermon.

Earl McClellan shares his heart on faithfully "setting the table" while allowing God to bring the "moments".

Ben Stuart shares his heart on starting the preparation for his talks from a place of desperation.

Katherine Wolf shares how telling her story has shaped her own life.

Ben Stuart unpacks the idea that sermon preparation requires mortification.

Sadie Robertson Huff shares her experience preaching Scripture in an ever changing culture.

Ben Stuart shares his thoughts on the biggest challenge facing preachers.

Dr. Crawford Loritts discusses the greatest need that should be addressed in preaching.

Ben Stuart explains the importance of integrating additional resources into the process of preparing to preach and teach.

Christine Caine stresses the importance of evangelism as our number one priority.

Earl McClellan shares his process for handling the moments right before preaching.

Dr. Crawford Loritts explains the most important guardrail for the next generation of preachers and teachers.

Earl McClellan discusses the importance of holding our God-given gifts in the appropriate regard.

Earl McClellan unpacks how tone, both verbal and non-verbal, matters when preparing a sermon.

Katherine Wolf challenges listeners to use the story God has given them as an avenue to share Jesus.

Katherine Wolf encourages curiosity as a way to uncover more about the world around us.

Katherine Wolf shares how pain and suffering in her life has given her a new perspective on the Beatitudes.