
Episode #41
Berni Dymet
The importance of the preacher's physical health and teaching through media instead of a pulpit.


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Hosted by Good News Broadcasting · religion · EN-GB
The podcast for anyone who loves preaching and preachers. Tom Ward interviews a different guest in each episode.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Berni Dymet" (24 August 2026, 28 minutes), "Simon Virgo" (11 August 2026, 40 minutes), and "Jeremy Walker" (6 July 2026, 34 minutes).
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Episode #41
The importance of the preacher's physical health and teaching through media instead of a pulpit.

Episode #40
Bi-vocational ministry, suffering and learning from his Dad.

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Vocal tools, learning from dead preachers and how to prepare yourself to hear a sermon.

Episode #38
Current affairs in the pulpit, preaching to the quiet(ish) revival and preparing children's talks.

Episode #37
John talks about preaching through grief and the power of expository sermons in secular contexts.

Episode #36
Doug talks about his folders of illustrations, why he uses PowerPoint and what his advice would be for young preachers.


Episode #34
Learning lessons from John Stott and the challenge of training preachers in different countries.

Episode #33
Preaching deep truths in a deprived context and disguising monologue as dialogue. Tom Ward interviews Andy Prime.

Episode #32
Chief Executive of Keswick Ministries, Mark Ellis, talks about using PowerPoint, preaching to students and choosing preachers for Keswick.

Episode #31
Protecting the preacher's heart from pride and loving God and loving people.

Episode #30
Pathos in preaching and why it's so important for preachers to look after their voice.

Episode #29
John outlines why he thinks each preach should be like telling a story, how preaching can actually help in difficult seasons and the legacy of Martin Lloyd Jones.

Episode #28
The emotional investment of preaching, why preachers should smile more and how to keep the good news of Jesus Christ central.

Episode #27
Preaching on short notice, the danger of commentaries and adult Sunday school.

Episode #26
Cliff College, street preaching, slippery slopes and blue Mondays.

Episode #25
Ezekiel shares why the presence of God is so vital for preachers and why we can trust the authority of the Bible.

Episode #24
John shares his conversion story and his reluctance to preach. He also talks about the importance of sharing preaching duties among your elders and the need for systematic theology in our sermons.

Episode #23
AI sermons, Alexander Maclaren and preaching as spiritual warfare.

Episode #22
After a LONG break we are back! In this episode Christopher talks about how to listen to sermons, gives us a model for preaching from Deuteronomy and explains why pastors like doing DIY.
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