If our message as preachers or communicator is important, then we should keep on communicating as long as we can. How can we do this given that we are human and fallible? Or does it prevent us from keeping on? Find out in this final installment of our series.

We have established that everyone's a preacher. We all communicate a message we received from someone else. We act as an agent of an idea or a person. As Christ followers we act as agents of God's family, the church. But there are pitfalls we need to avoid if we want to keep our voice. This message talks about these pitfalls and how to avoid them. Find out more by listening now.

Are preachers born or made? Where do preachers get their voice? From education? From training, from practice? Is it talent or is it a calling? Is it the preacher's preparation or is it God preparing them? Find out more in this message.

Eloquent, awkward, modulated, shrill, outgoing, shy, good looking, average, and many more. Preachers come in all shapes and sizes and voices too. Find out more in this message.

It is easy to assume that when we talk about a preacher, we refer to the pastor, minister or priest. But what if we are preachers too? Find out more on why we need to understand we are preachers too.

The final part of loving our neighbor is to be able to say to them how much God loves them. It needs to be said in an organic and appropriate way. Find out what we mean with that in this message.

In the culture of loving our neighbors, enjoying a social interaction with them is important. Find out more in this message.

How can we love our neighbors? A simple way to describe it is to STAY, PRAY, PLAY and SAY. This week, let us talk about STAY and PRAY.

Is it possible we have redefined who is the neighbor that Jesus meant for us to love? Is loving our neighbor clear to us? Find out in Part 2 of this series now.

Coterminous means being in the same area or significance. In the case of the best law and the second best law, that term also applies. Find out the implication of this on the law for Christ followers to love our neighbors.

Based on Luke 10:25-28.