Wendell Winkler
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Lord, Give Us More Preachers Like Micaiah: Micaiah Was A Prophet With An Independent And Committed Voice
The king’s messenger was quite blunt when he approached Micaiah. The text says, “And the messenger that was gone to call Micaiah spake unto him, saying, Behold now, the words of the prophets declare good [...]
Want to be more productive?
If you have a good workflow in your life as a minister and at the end of most days you feel like you accomplished pretty much everything you needed to, go ahead and skip ahead. [...]
Recommended Books: New Testament Commentaries
Wendell Winkler was a great student of Scripture. He wrote a number of books on the New Testament and was well-acquainted with what commentaries were available and most useful. These are his favorite single volume [...]
Lord, Give Us More Preachers Like Micaiah: Micaiah Was A Prophet With An Exclusive Message
Most are familiar with the prophets of God who penned the pages of the Old Testament. We recognize the names, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel, as well as many of the “minor prophets” such as [...]
The Preacher-Elders Relationship
The Preacher and His Work, Wendell Winkler (c. 1987) What do we preachers owe to our respective elders? We Owe the Elders Our Fairness and Honesty. I should be dependable. I must never convey to their [...]
Tone
Wendell Winkler would emphasize in Homiletics about the vital role tone of voice plays in effective preaching. As he often said, “Too many preachers are giving pains with their voices instating of taking pains with [...]