When I first began to write From the Pulpit to a Movement, I didn’t set out to critique what’s wrong with preaching; I set out to call leaders back to what’s powerful about it. This book was born out of more than five decades of ministry, countless conversations with pastors, and a deep conviction that the pulpit is more than a platform for weekly sermons; it is a catalyst for vision, unity, and gospel renewal.

The reason behind the book is simple: it’s stuff that worked. Throughout my ministry, I’ve seen the Spirit use strategic preaching to bring clarity, restore hope, and ignite movement within churches. I felt compelled to share these lessons, not as theory from a classroom, but as lived truth forged in real ministry contexts.