Frank A. Thomas Interviews Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr. "On Preaching"

[@jo12614]

The legendary Dr. Jeremiah Wright, a giant of the African American preaching tradition

[@thisislifewpop]

I love each interview that I have had the pleasure of watching. My appetite for such lessons is voracious. The interviews reminds me of "Inside the Actors Studio" another series that I loved. Thank you for your work Dr. Thomas it is appreciated.

[@EarnestineWilkerson-ht2rp]

I missed Dr Wright ❤

[@rubincadams]

What a blessing to listen to this spiritual giant

[@lllbailey]

Thank you for bringing to us words that are wise from a hero in the black religious community.

[@MusicMan-dv7jg]

Give us a quick summary of the Samuel DeWitt Proctor method of preaching. 0:21 How many years have you been preaching? 3:39 Have you made any adjustments to the method? 3:59 What would be your best preaching moment? 10:15 What was the toughest preaching assignment for you? 20:04 Could you define Black Preaching for me? 26:17 Does one really need seminary to be a really good preacher? 28:10 What are the characteristics of an effective preacher? 28:58 Tell me about preaching your mother’s and your father’s funerals. 29:47 Tell me about the last sermon as the senior pastor of Trinity UCC. 34:41 What advice would you give to young preachers? 36:34

[@rayshawngreen4983]

Great Interview!

[@charmingcharlie011]

This is golden 💛 I really appreciate these videos

[@WarrenPerry]

Bless you Dr. Frank Thomas! I so thoroughly enjoy your post and most importantly your sermons. You blessed us richly at the Wheeler Avenue Church not to long ago, and we look forward to you returning. Be Blessed.

[@naomis.sharif]

I certainly shared this message...

[@prospectplus13]

Hey, he mentioned my uncle's name. Mac Charles Jones. What an experience.

[@pastorwaltercross3891]

Thank you Jesus

[@berniceivery]

@ivery5000 Jeremiah Wright's Sermon was spot on. 🌸🌸🌸

[@lavellw4701]

I love to mix it up. But i gotta keep a base.

[@shermanbryan3363]

Just wanted to correct you Pastor on the record for fastest pitcher, Aroldis Chapman Currently, Aroldis Chapman holds the record for the fastest recorded pitch in the history of major league baseball at a speed of 105.1 mph. He has also thrown a pitch that reached 106 mph in a different game, but this speed has been disputed, so the current record sits at 105.1 mph.

[@marcusburnett7225]

That is true, but that’s of 1988. Besides he’s Cuban! More important is that in 1948 speed was subjective. It’s more about what batters thought of him instead of the record keeping or lack thereof.

[@drhemaword]

Lost me at ordaining homosexuals..............

[@TRE601]

You never understood him from the beginning.