50 Preaching Tips in 15 Minutes | H.B. Charles Jr. | hbcharlesjr.com

In this video, H.B. Charles Jr. shares fifty practical tips to help you preach faithfully, clearly, and better. These pieces of advice address the personal devotion, sermon preparation, and pulpit ministry. Of course, these fifty pointers are not exhaustive. But, hopefully, you will find these helpful hints beneficial to your Word work. (For more resources and information, visit hbcharlesjr.com)

[@davidd.7416]

15:58 - 1 Timothy 4:16 "Keep a close watch on yourself and on the teaching. Persist in this, for by so doing you will save both yourself and your hearers."

[@drnp4me]

Praise and glory to God for your efforts to help and encourage others, Pastor Charles! Those tips are really useful. God bless your ministry!

[@Boots1956]

I have been the pastor/preacher/evangelist for over 50 years. This is some of the best advice that I have ever heard, bar none. This was an entire college course presented honestly and directly and memorably in only a few moments. My one regret is that I did not hear it 50 years ago. Well Done Brother Charles

[@pastorterrelllewis5327]

Grace, wonderful

[@monicamakayi934]

Very very helpful

[@erniemiller3618]

Thank you Pastor H B. From your sermons, your books, and now your Podcast; you are always teaching and preaching God’s Word!

[@QuinDuToit-fe3kg]

Valuable tips for preaching indeed pastor HB. I enjoy listening to your sermons. Point 50, live what you preach, incorrect reference to guarding your life and doctrine, should be 1 Timothy 4 verse 16 and not but 1 Peter 4 verse 16.

[@GraciaEternaSublimeGracia]

Seria bueno algunas de sus predicas completas al menos subtítulados en español bendiciones

[@Jcooter007]

"It is the will of God to have the Spirit of God use the Word of God to make the children of God look like the Son of God." H.B. Charles Jr. I came across that quote from a friends FB page and I was like - wow! And I had to dig a bit deeper on the man behind it. I am most assurdely glad that I did - Thank you sir for this video, keep on keeping on! To God be the glory!

[@benithopascar7684]

thank you PR HB for your healing time

[@darrellmartin5753]

Absolutely Wonderful. Thank You.

[@IamKnivesandPoo]

Thanks HB. I pray God continues to use you!

[@h.o.p.e.e.e157]

I love point 29. Use scripture for illustrations. I have a white board and as I read the Bible I will draw out what I'm hearing and it helps me understand and also grow in my understanding of the thread of scripture. Great point

[@davidwhunt]

Excellent advice! And very helpful to have it in this 15 minute format.. Will be forwarding this to some younger preachers.

[@Matthpaint]

Love your books and now your KZbin channel and podcast. Thank you for your time and effort! God bless!

[@sjosso]

powerful and very educative instruction.

[@philquintana6911]

Just discovered your channel and first time learning of your ministry. I feel like I just got a year of seminary in 15min. Great content! I’m going to check out your books and podcast. Thank you and God bless!

[@davidsutter1846]

Very helpful----Thanks!!!!

[@BroEzraJay]

Thank you so much for this. Kindly clarify on "Think Series not sermons." Blessings

[@hbcharles]

Thinking series, not sermons, helps in planning your preaching for weeks or even months ahead. It also gives you the opportunity to consider how you can dig deeper into a passage and subject, rather than expecting the one sermon to do all the work. Pastoral preaching is more about getting on base each week than knocking the ball out of the park. Thinking series will help you get "base hits" that will to runs over time. (Sorry if the baseball analogy is too much. LOL).

[@BroEzraJay]

Thank you again for your reply. I understand now. I have shared this with my fellow church elders and the response has been massively positive. I have bookmarked this for my continous personal learning. God bless you sir.

[@adamjohnson4636]

Could you give examples ??

[@carolblair1095]

Another tip: pay attention to diction. The word "ask/asked" is pronounced as it is spelled -- NOT "axe/axed."

[@bullmoosemember4659]

Please shut up…