The Nine Commandments of Great Online Preaching
The online mini-course from David Murrow
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The #1 reason to improve your online preaching

A lot of pastors think online preaching doesn’t matter that much. They’re focused on getting real people into their real churches — not some cyber-campus in the Metaverse.
But here’s what many pastors don’t realize: online sermons are their church’s audition stage. Potential new members (particularly those under 40) watch a sermon or two online before they visit.
If the sermons are good, they show up in person.
If not, they seek out another church. Or worse – they give up on church altogether.
The stakes are high. The future of your church and your preaching ministry depends on your ability to communicate online.
That’s where I can help.
Why you need a coach

Speaking to a room is different than speaking online. Here’s why:
When you speak to a live audience you enjoy an attention monopoly. A crowd has gathered specifically to hear you speak. You have the floor.
Even if a sermon is dull, people rarely get up and leave a church service. It’s considered rude.
But when you post your sermon online, it becomes a part of the attention economy. Now it’s one of a billion different voices, all competing for the audience’s attention. Viewers can depart with the tap of a button.
You must compete for the audience’s attention without compromising your message. I can train you to speak up for Jesus in the attention economy.
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Meet your coach: David Murrow

Bestselling author. Speaker. Television Producer and Writer
David Murrow is the author of five Christian books, including his bestseller Why Men Hate Going to Church.
But David has made his living as a television producer and writer. Over the past four decades he has won multiple awards and earned millions of dollars helping clients share their messages in the screen world.
David is the leader of the Online Preaching Cohort. He works with twelve pastors at a time, teaching them how to reach people in the attention economy.
Want to be one of the 12?