What if you could become more efficient in your sermon preparation time so that you could put more time toward leading and spending time with people in your church and in your community? That would be pretty great, right? Well, today we’re talking about 10 steps you can consider that should help you become more efficient at sermon preparation.
PLP 4: Steps to Efficient Sermon Preparation
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