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Preach Like George
Whitefield.
Wound, then woo: a plain frame filled with fire.
- ✓11 of his sermons, studied start to finish
- ✓Ten steps to preach the way he did
- ✓A fill-in outline in his shape, 8 pages
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— Why he’s one of the greats
Wound, then woo: a plain frame filled with fire.
Whitefield preached 18,000+ times, often outdoors, without notes. Ben Franklin calculated that he “might well be heard by more than thirty thousand.” Fewer than about 90 sermons survive. His secret: a plain Puritan frame filled with fire. He corrected an error in the introduction and announced three heads, each packed with numbered sub-points. He stripped false hopes and examined the conscience at every head, then turned around 80% to address each group in the crowd by name. In evangelistic sermons he ended with a doubled, tearful “Come, come…”
- 18,000+Times he preached, often outdoors and without notes
- 30,000Hearers Franklin calculated could hear him at once
- 23,000At his farewell sermon on Boston Common
What makes his style unique
“My hearing him preach gave me a heart wound.”
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Preach Like George Whitefield — Wound, then woo: a plain frame filled with fire..
- 01Why he’s one of the greatsThe story, the numbers and what made his style his own.
- 02What he does11 of his sermons, studied start to finish, and the shape they share.
- 03How he does itTen steps to preach the way he did.
- 04His outlineWhere the time goes, movement by movement.
- 05Write one like George WhitefieldA fill-in outline in his shape, ready for your own text.
- 06SourcesEvery quote and number, cited.
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