Polishing the Pulpit is an annual lectureship directed by preachers for preachers. Many of the brotherhood's greatest teachers come every year to lecture on subjects ranging from improving a minister's family life, edification of the brotherhood, how to serve better, and many other topics. In 2011, Polishing the Pulpit was held in Sevierville, TN, and included classes for preachers, elders, deacons, women, youth workers, and members. For more information about PTP, visit Polishing the Pulpit.
There were 100 lessons delivered for preachers in 2011. The cost for individual volumes is $25. The complete set of all 100 is $200.
This set is made up of the following ten lessons:
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Cliff Goodwin - The Spiritual Discipline of Frugality
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Cliff Goodwin - The Spiritual Discipline of Solitude
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Luke Griffin - A Librarian Looks at The Bible Code and Other Attacks on the Bible: How Christians Should Respond
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Luke Griffin - Before You Go to College: The Comparative Religion Class. Are the Bhagavad Gita, the Koran, and other Hindu/Buddhist texts on par with the Bible?
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Luke Griffin - Inscrutable: A Librarian Looks at Numerology in the Bible. Looking at the conventional, rhetorical, symbolic, and mystical use of numbers in the Bible.
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Loy Mitchell - Meditations for the Lord's Supper. Multiple Devotionals to Use in the Lord's Supper to Add Depth and Variety.
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Melvin Sapp - Success, God's Way: Prioritize - Do First Things First
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Mark Teske - Parents, Teens, and Sex: Dating Rules and Advice
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Rob Whitacre - The Whole New Testament in One Lesson
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Rob Whitacre - The Whole Old Testament in One Lesson