A to Z of Public Speaking

8/6/2019 A to Z of Public Speaking

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Are you aware of the

image you projectas a public speaker?

as a pastor?


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to

of

Public

SpeakingAdapted from www.atozofpublicspeaking.com


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Exclusively made for


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This presentation is given live by Rimalyn Siriban

but so the knowledge can be shared in this format,

weve created notes for you to read.


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OBJECTIVES:

1. A-Z of Public Speaking

Professional Level2. A-Z on how it can be applied to preaching

Spiritual Level


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"For the lips of a priest ought topreserve knowledge, and from his

mouth men should seek instruction--because he is the messenger of theLORD Almighty.

Malachi 2:7 NIV


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Brains, brilliancy, genius,strength, natural gifts do not

save. The gospel flows through theheart. All the mightiest forces

have hearts forces.

-Power Through PrayerGrace from the Heart Rather than the head

E.M. Bounds

iblical Truth.


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Costume.


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Psychology ofColors


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The secret ofpower dressing

is


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understatement

and

humility.

Dress at the same level of theaudience or at the level above,

so you look professional.


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It is impossible for the preacher to keephis spirit in harmony with the divinenature of his high calling without much

prayer.

-Power Through Prayer

Prayer, The Great Essential

E.M. Bounds

loset.


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Dynamic Delivery Technique.


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Approachability


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Voice Modulation


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Facial Expression


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One gesture maybe all it takes

to get your message across.

Power Gesture

Speak Like Churchill

Stand Like Lincoln


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iscipline and

devotion.

Brainerd lived a life of holiness and prayer. When

I return home he said and give myself tomeditation, prayer and fasting, my soul longs for

mortification, self-denial, humility, and

divorcement from all the things of the world.

-Power through Prayer

An Example of Devotion

E.M. Bounds


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Eye

Contact


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night and day

praying

xceedingly.

-Apostle Paul


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Fear of Public Speaking.


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ired with divine flame

Preachers are preeminently Gods leaders. They are

primarily responsible for the condition of thechurch. They shape its character, give tone and

direction to its life. The preacher is to lay out

in prayer for his people. Prayer is the eminent

characteristics of strong leadership. The preacher

must be a man given to prayer.

-Power through Prayer

Preachers Need the Prayer of the People

E.M. Bounds


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ospel can not be projected by aprayerless preacher. Preaching neveredifies a prayerless soul. Christknows nothing of prayerlessChristians. The more the preacherseyes are opened to the nature,responsibility, and difficulties ofhis work, the more he will see, and

if he be a true preacher the more hewill feel, the necessity of prayer;not only the increasing demand topray himself, but to call on othersto help him by their prayers.

- Power Through Prayer

Preachers Need the Prayer of the PeopleE.M. Bounds


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andouts.

BEFORE. For large conference

give them a copy of the handouts

beforehand so they can take notes andfollow along.

DURING. You may want to distribute

papers at the point when youll be using

the document.AFTER. Rule of thumb is to give out

handouts at the end of the

presentation.


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igh and Divine Art of

Intercession

The preacher who has never learnedin the school of Christ the high and

divine art of intercession for hispeople he will never learn the artof preaching, though homiletics bepoured into him by ton, and thoughhe must be the most gifted genius in

the sermon-making and sermondelivery.


Preachers Need the Prayer of the People

E.M. Bounds


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1. Subject What is the topic2. Value Why should the audience listen to it?

3. Qualifications How has the speaker earned

the right to talk about this topic.

Source: South East Asia Speakers and Trainers Bureau

NTRODUCTION

TO THE SPEAKER


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Allowable time: less than a minute.

(ideally)Make your own draft of introduction.


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A preacher may preach in an official,

Entertaining way, or learned way without prayer,

but between this kind of preaching and sowingGods precious seed with holy hands and

prayerful, weeping hearts there is

measurable distance.


Prayer Marks Spiritual LeadershipE.M. Bounds


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oke.


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self-induced jokes.


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ey note Speaker,

Opening Remarks,

and General Session

BIG DIFFERENCEO

pening Keynote Speaker sets thetone for the meeting and

Closing Keynote Speaker draws the

main points and happening in the

conference

General Session are delivered fromthe big picture themes.

Opening remarks short, concise.


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ill.

Preachings that kill.

Preaching is not the performance

of an hour. It is the outflow of

a life. The man makes thepreacher.

God must make the man. Dead men

give out dead sermons, anddead

sermons kill.

Everything depends on the

spiritual character of the

preacher.


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What are the 3 main

ingredient of being apreacher?


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1. blameless.


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2. blameless.


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3. blameless.


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I will be careful to lead

a blameless walk in life

When will you come to me?

I will in my house

with a blameless heart.

I will set before my eyes no vile thing.- Psalm 101: 2-3b


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Listen to your audience.


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ife.

A professional ministry is a heartless ministry.

When salary plays a great part in the ministry,

the heart plays little part. We may make preaching

our business, and not put our hearts in the

business. He who puts self to the front in his

preaching puts heart to the rear. He who does not

sow his heart in the study will never reap a

harvest for God.


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Do not teach them what you know.

Teach them what they need to know.

-B

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ondeBro. Pete Galvez, Small Group Bible Study


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Design experts recommend that presenters spend the


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THINKING

SKETCHING

SCRIPTING

90

HOURS30

SLIDES

BUILDINGSLIDES

REHEARSING

majority of their time thinking, sketching and scripting.

Nancy Duarte recommends that a presenter spend 90

hours creating an hour long presentation with 30 slides.

But only one third of that time is spent building slides.

Another third is rehearsing, but the first third is spent

collecting ideas, organizing ideas, and sketching the story.

THINKING

SCRIPTINGBUILDING

SLIDES

Source: How to be insanely great in front of an audience

by: Carmine Gallo, Columnist, Business Week


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Truly great presenters like Steve Jobs

visualize, plan and create ideas on

paper (or whiteboards) well before

they open the presentation software.


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penings.

attention getter.

Your Personality Profile


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and your

audiences personality

MBTI

How we gather energy

Extrovert or IntrovertHow we gather information

Sensor or iNtuitive

How we make decisionsThinker or Feeler

How we organize our lives

Judge or Perciever


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If he does not

reach by life,

Charater, conduct, he does not preach at all.

Q. E. D.


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Qoud Erat Demonstrada

bottomline.one sentence.

ROOM LAYOUT


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Classroom Style

Board Room Style

Small Group

Herringbone Style

U Shaped

i l N k


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ocial Network

The Need for Semantics

John G. Breslin, Stefan Decker, Uldis Bojars

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www.slideshare.net


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Interconnected

Universal

All encompassing

Enable global and local collaboration The right information for the right people at the right time

S i l di it


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So many social media sites

* Source: Smashcut Media, www.smashcut-media.com

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act.

T =hink before you speak.

A=pologize quickly when you blunder

C=onverse, dont competeT=ime your comments

F=ocus on behavior not on personality

U=ncover hidden feelings

L=isten for feedbackDon Gabor, Speaking your mind


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ndo the umms

Fillers.

Aspirative Pauses.


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ahh uhmm err

basically

actually

po po po

tsakakasi..

Strecthed syllables


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isual AidsTake charge of your logistics.


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WII-FM (Whats In It For Me).

Water seeks its own level.


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Your Preaching is

yourWorship.


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Your Personal Style


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Your Personal Style

You can not choose your calling. Your calling

chooses you. You have been blessed with

special skills that are yours alone. Use them

whatever they may be, and forget aboutwearing other person's hat. A talented chariot

driver can win gold and renown with his skills,

let him pick figs and he would starve.

- Og Mandino


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Zeal.

Passionate ardor in the pursuit of anything;

eagerness in favor of a person or cause; ardent andactive interest; engangedness; enthusiasm; fervor.


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wait.

theres more.

TOP 10LOCAL SURVEY SHOWS


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TOP 10THINGS

CONGREGATION

Wont tell you

LOCAL SURVEY SHOWS

TOPTHEY DONT WANT TO

HEAR FROM YOU:


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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Apologies for being

unprepared / late.

Same example.

Same Illustration.Old Common Story.

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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Long prayers.

Exhortation / preaching in

prayers.



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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Presenting a material that is

not your own and not

quoting the author.

Plagiarism in the ministry.



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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Selling of any products or any

form of endorsement to

patronize a product for

personalbenefit.

Fundraising for the church

is ok.



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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Topics that does not have

relevance to the real

situation of the church.



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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Testimonies / stories about

personal family / self that

does not point to God but

serves personal purposes.

Confidential Counsel from

member told in the pulpit.



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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Words that are inappropriate

to say behind the pulpit just

to prove a point or tell a joke.

Bad words, Dirty jokes,

Offending words, Use of

vulgar words.



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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Sermon that has no theme.

No clear objective.

Not interconnected from the

beginning and some portions.

Dead Sermons.



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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Powerless declaration of the

word of God. Some are timid,

shy and unsure of their

message.



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TOP HEAR FROM YOU:

Preaching that is differentfrom your living.

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