Homiletical Hacks gives you one preaching technique per video that you can use this Sunday. Short on theory, long on practice. When a sermon isn't landing, there's usually a specific, fixable reason, and this playlist names it.

Every hack is grounded in the homiletical tradition, from Fred Craddock's inductive preaching to the New Homiletic to the Black preaching tradition, then translated into steps you can test in your next sermon and evaluate afterward.

Hacks is built for the solo pastor with no staff, the bivocational minister writing sermons between shifts, the lay preacher filling in for the first time, and the seasoned preacher who knows something has gone stale and can't name it.

Pick one hack. Try it Sunday. Tell me in the comments what happened.

The one mistake killing sermons across every tradition — it's not bad theology or weak illustrations. It's your structure. Here's the fix, with Fred Craddock. The biggest preaching mistake isn't bad exegesis or weak delivery. It's telling people wha