Have you ever seen one of Spurgeon’s sermon outlines? They are very minimal – almost bare-boned.  Have you ever read one of Spurgeon’s sermons? They are as full of meat as an egg. How can a man take such a skeletal outline and turn it into such weighty sermons? The answer to the question is the faculty of impromptu speech. And by this, Spurgeon means “speaking without special preparation, without notes or immediate forethought.” It’s a vital skill every preacher needs – and Spurgeon was a master at it. In today’s episode, I arrange Spurgeon's chapter titled "The Faculty of Impromptu Speech" around 4 imperatives.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/preachbetter/donations

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