New preaching resource

I'm long overdue in posting about this new online preaching resource: InteractivePreaching.net. What is it about? Here's a description from the site:

InteractivePreaching.net is all about promoting the practice and values of dialogical, experimental, communal and practical preaching.

Reflecting this, our site aims to be as interactive and open-source as possible. We intend to address, in numerous ways, the issue of moving beyond monologue sermons and include articles, tutorials, reviews and sermons. In keeping with the spirit of the site, you actually have the opportunity to edit or add to one another’s preaching (think Wikipedia!).

When we move out of Beta stage, we'll be adding a section discussing non-verbal preaching through song, dance, drama, film and so on. There you'll have the opportunity for users to upload and/or view movie clips of interactive preaching.

The site includes a forum to stimulate and facilitate discussion. Our hope is that this will develop as a safe place for practicioners to discuss their experiences with dialogical and interactive preaching and to offer one another tips and advice.

The project is being developed by Graham Old and Stuart Murray. I hope it goes well, guys.