Amid growing concerns over declining sermon quality, a grassroots pastor with over thirty years of preaching experience shares his insights on revitalizing sermons through the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Hu, director of an urban church in southeastern China, called by God at an early age, endures over 30 years of experience in pulpit ministry. He shared valuable insights from his practices with a heart for cultivating young ministers.

Sermon is usually the most crucial part of Sunday services in Protestant churches, as it provides believers with spiritual nourishment. Therefore, delivering a well-prepared Sunday sermon is a key aspect of pastoral work.

Top leaders of CCC&TSPM trained a Chinese theological education team of more than 140 members to preach sermons centered around "Life, Health, and Hope" this year.

A church in south China’s Guangxi Province invited a pastor from Nanjing Union Theological Seminary to give a sermon on Sunday.

A pastor mentioned that a preacher should understand the background of scriptures in the context so that he would not interpret verses according to his will.

To do well in pulpit ministry, we should uphold a complete testimony of God’s attributes, stick to that Jesus is the core of God’s redemptive work for humanity and the universe, and witness the power of the Holy Spirit.

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Twelve young volunteers of Hongkou preached sermons for the first time and got reviews from the pastoral staff in Shanghai last March 19 and April 2.

At least fifty preachers took part in a three-day retreat on April 17 to reflect on their ministry and learn more about God and His teachings.