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  • Why We're Not Emergent (By Two Guys Who Should Be)
    May 2008
    The Emergent Church continues to be a source of fascination and annoyance to many pastors.
  • Me to We
    May 2008
    In Me to We (Group), Alan Nelson argues the “pastor-centric paradigm” found in most churches does not equip church members to serve,...
  • The Last Lecture
    May 2008
    While it has nothing to do with preaching, The Last Lecture (Hyperion) is a book preachers should read.
  • Christ & Culture Revisited
    May 2008
    Christ & Culture Revisited (Wm. B. Eerdmans) by D.A. Carson takes on the classic H. Richard Niebuhr book and offers contemporary believers...
  • Comeback Churches
    May 2008
    In Comeback Churches (B&H), Ed Stetzer and Mike Dodson draw on the experiences of hundreds of churches to provide practical insights...
  • The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism
    May 2008
    This intellectually compelling Christian apologia is written with integrity and compassion toward skeptics of Christianity and those...
  • What's the Shape of Narrative Preaching?
    May 2008
    What's the Shape of Narrative Preaching? is a compilation of contemporary homiletical essays honoring Eugene Lowry.
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The Power of Persuasive Preaching
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The Power of Persuasive Preaching
Reviewed On: September 01, 2007
The Power of Persuasive Preaching (Chalice Press) by Ben J. Katt is written in the form of a fable through which the author offers counsel about how to think persuasively and to design messages that will connect and persuade. Pastors will particularly appreciate the collection of practical advice collected as an appendix under the heading “Tim’s Notes” (Tim is the young preacher in the story.) An example: “Everything I say affects the audience in some way. Even when they disagree, if I say it, they have to mentally process it. Say what I want them to do, not what I don’t want them to do. Don’t encourage the audience to do an action while creating mental pictures of the opposite action.”
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