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Lane Sebring
The Preaching Donkey Podcast
You have the most important message in the world! We want to help make sure it's heard. On this podcast, Lane Sebring sits down with the top pastors in the country as they share their best strategies and tactics for preparing and delivering life-changing sermons week after week. If you are a pastor, preacher or communicator, join us as we discover together how to preach with more impact and more clarity than ever before!Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode on sermon prep, sermon delivery, or church leadership best-practices. And don't forget to leave a rating and...
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Ratings & Reviews
5.0 stars from 13 ratings
One of my favorites
As a pastor, when I found this podcast, I found a marvelous resource. The advice that Lane gives is so practical and useful. As of this post, it’s been about four months since the last episode. I’m not sure if Lane is just taking a break or if he’s done. But regardless, if you’re a pastor, you...Read full review »
kjvman_1982 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/24/24
Great Resource
TPD podcast is a good listen and great resource. The new format, topics and q&a interviews have great take-aways and are encouraging. Thank you Lane
jmart6 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/13/21
A must listen
Lane is an expert in his field and has a way of delivering information in a specific and smooth manner, with a side of funny.
Samantha Day Sleep Consulting via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/05/20
Recent Episodes
Let me take a wild guess here... There are things you want to change about your church. You have a list. You dream about what it would be like if you could make the changes you want to make. If only your leadership team, elders, staff, congregation, etc would just get onboard with you!! This...
Published 12/15/23
Published 12/15/23
Ahh, a pillar of virtue. One who floats on the clouds unaffected by criticism, temptation, angry congregants and everything in between. That is basically what is expected of you at all times as a pastor. Is this fair? Is this biblical? Who gets to define how a "pillar of virtue" behaves? And how...
Published 12/07/23
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