Need someone to help you develop your preaching and teaching skills? My name is Adam. I’m a preaching coach.
It’s easy to get into a rut. I’ve been there. Then someone came along and started asking me prodding yet helpful questions. What are you trying to achieve with the sermon? How is God moving in your church today? What do you need to get better at? Have you noticed how you come across?
What if you tried this instead?
I love being that guy that comes along and helps.
I’ve been preaching and leading for a while. I’ve taught undergraduate courses in speech and business communication. I’ve got a pretty good handle on the mechanics and the artistry of public speaking. More importantly, I love pastors and I love the local church. Your people are giving you 20-40 minutes of attention during your uninterrupted monologue every week. How are you making the most of it?
This isn’t a podcast or a book on preaching. You’re not signing up for a class. This is coaching. I’ll work with you one on one to set goals and up your preaching game. Some encouragement, some challenge, some growth. By the time we’re done, you’ll have a better-defined skillset, a stronger sense of identity in the pulpit, and a renewed passion for connecting with your people as you talk about what’s most important — the Word made flesh, incarnate in you, me, and the people we shepherd.
“I have been a church pastor for nearly 8 years. While I have learned and accomplished much in a short period of time, preaching has always been a struggle for me. Adam’s insight and expertise has given me greater confidence in my style, delivery, and the process of building and effective sermon. He has a way of challenging me to think more about what I am saying. I highly recommend Coach My Preaching.”
— Pastor Brian Johnson
“My new job in leadership threw me a curveball: speaking on Sundays–on the fly, with last minute notices. I was doing a terrible job. Luckily, I found Coach My Preaching. Within a few sessions I had a game-plan, basic communication skill tips and the confidence to take control. Decades of experience synthesized into bite-size tips took me from failing to knocking it out of the park!”
— Jennifer Cramer