Resources for Listening- Preachers to Congregations
Considerations when you want to livestream worship
The listening resource page is designed to help the congregation remain open to hearing the biblical text each Sunday. This tool is intended to support the preacher in guiding the assembly's engagement with the Word
Rev. Jean Kuebler
Rev. Jean Kuebler Sermon Resources Now
Available!
We are pleased to share that Rev. Jean Kuebler has
graciously given Go Tell It IN The Mountains permission to make her sermons
available as a resource for our wider community of faith. These sermons are
offered as a source of encouragement, reflection, and support for clergy, lay
leaders, and all who are seeking thoughtful proclamation of the Gospel.
Our hope is that this collection will serve as a helpful companion for those
preparing for Sunday worship, developing sermons, planning Bible studies, or
looking for continued spiritual guidance throughout the week. Rev. Jean’s
sermons reflect a deep commitment to faithful preaching, pastoral care, and the
life-giving message of God’s grace.
We have updated our website to include a dedicated page where available PDF
copies of Rev. Jean’s sermons can be accessed. This page will be updated
regularly as new materials become available, so we encourage you to check back
often for additional resources that may assist in your ministry, worship
preparation, and personal spiritual growth.
We are grateful for Rev. Jean’s generosity in sharing these sermons and pray
that they will be a blessing to all who read and use them.
View and download available sermon PDFs today, and check
back regularly for new additions to this growing collection. On the sermon resource page, visitors will find a simple
collection of downloadable PDF sermons by Rev. Jean Kuebler, organized for easy
access and ongoing use in worship preparation, study, and reflection.
We hope these resources serve as a valuable tool for your ministry. You can access the collection at the Link Below.
Sermons
Rev. George Whitefield
How to Listen to a Sermon by George Whitefield
George Whitefield's directions for listening to a sermon emphasize the importance of sincerity and personal application.
This excerpt is adapted from Sermon 28 from The Works of the Reverend George Whitefield. Published by E. and C. Dilly, 1771-1772, London. George Whitefield (1714-1770) was a British Methodist evangelist whose powerful sermons fanned the flames of the First Great Awakening in the American colonies.
How to listen to a serMon
Rev. Scott E. Schul
Rev. Schul has kindly shared an example of using an element in the liturgy (the Prayer of the Day) to highlight the dominate theme of the Gospel lesson. The Prayer is one with a long history - it dates back to the 7th century - and so it allowed me to do more than simply teach the spiritual "takeaway"; it enabled the people (via the prayer) to engage it alongside 14 centuries of Christians who have likewise been struggling to deal with temporary suffering without sacrificing their eternal relationship with Christ.
Rev. Schul PDF