90 second preaching survey
I am writing a book on what we can learn from good preachers and communicators.
I hope to include an online resource as part of the Wycliffe Hall School of Preaching with observations on some of the best preachers today.
Could you take a moment to answer these two simple questions? (use the comment tag below)
I’ll let you know the results in due course!
Simon
1. Who is your most favourite living preacher(s) to listen to?
2. Can you name what it is that they do that makes you listen?
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