Hosted by Dr Jonathan McClintock · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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You worked hard on that sermon. Did they actually hear it? Clear Preaching is the podcast for preachers who are serious about closing the gap between what they meant to say and what their congregation actually heard. Hosted by Dr. Jonathan McClintock — preacher, pastor, sixteen-year homiletics instructor, and developer of the four-domain Clear Preaching Framework — each episode delivers practical, framework-driven teaching on the discipline of preaching with clarity. Through solo teaching episodes, conversations with preachers and scholars, and real sermon analysis, Clear Preaching helps you develop clarity at every stage of the preaching process — from the moment you open the text in your study to the moment you close your Bible in the pulpit. Whether you are stepping into the pulpit for the first time or have been preaching for decades — if you believe the message you carry is worth delivering as clearly as possible, this podcast
Dr Jonathan McClintock hosts Clear Preaching, a religion show with 11 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Every week, preachers sit down to prepare a sermon. And every week, many of them start in the wrong place. They open a commentary before they've asked the most important question: Who is actually sitting
Send us Fan Mail "Clarity" has become the word everyone in preaching circles is using right now. Coaching programs. Seminary institutes. Training cohorts. It's everywhere. But when everyone uses the same word, the word s
Send us Fan Mail Most preachers know they need illustrations. Fewer know what makes an illustration actually work. The problem isn't that preachers don't tell stories — it's that they tell stories that entertain without
Send us Fan Mail AI can write your sermon in 90 seconds. It cannot tell you if your sermon has a point. Most pastors are using AI tools in some form now — and there's nothing wrong with that. The problem is what happens
Send us Fan Mail Sermon prep doesn't have to feel like chaos every week. Most preachers sit down to prepare without a clear, repeatable process — and it shows. They read, study, collect ideas, stare at a blank page, star
Send us Fan Mail Most preachers spend the least preparation time on the part of the sermon the congregation experiences first. Before you announce your text, before you say a word about the passage — something has alread
Send us Fan Mail Most preachers have sat with a rich biblical text and felt pulled in multiple directions. The passage says several true things. You can only preach one. How do you choose — and how do you know you're not
Send us Fan Mail Episode 5: Domain Four — Clarity of Delivery Most of what has been written about delivery in preaching treats it as a performance category — voice, presence, energy, gesture. Those things matter. But thi
Send us Fan Mail Your congregation never sees your exegesis. They never see your outline. The only thing they encounter — from your first word to your last — is your language. And most preachers have never systematically
Send us Fan Mail "You have studied the text carefully. You know it well. You have commentaries open, cross-references marked, theological context understood. And then you sit down to build your outline — and something is
Send us Fan Mail "Here is a question worth sitting with: how well does your congregation follow your sermon when you preach? Do you even know the answer? Do you assume they do, or do you know they do? Some preachers/chur
Send us Fan Mail I have preached sermons I worked hard on, believed deeply, and watched land with far less force than I intended — and for a long time, I didn't know why. In this first episode, I tell the story behind Cl
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