Available Now: the Preaching Nuts & Bolts Audiobook!
If you are an audiobook lover, I have great news!
I have been working hard on the audiobook for my bestselling book, Preaching Nuts & Bolts: Conquer Sermon Prep, Save Time, and Write Better Messages.
I am happy to announce that it is available now!
Listen to The First Chapter:
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What Do You Think?
I love audiobooks because they are a huge productivity booster. They allow me to save time by listening to great books while driving to work, exercising, or doing chores around the house.
It can be challenging to squeeze in personal development to an already packed schedule. So I think all pastors should seriously give audiobooks a try if you haven’t already.
I don’t ask this often, but if you read or listen to the book, would you please take 30 seconds and leave an honest review for me?
I read all reviews because your feedback helps me know how to keep improving. Plus, it helps others discover the book too.
You can also help spread the word if you like the book by sharing on social media. I would be extremely grateful.
Book sales are the only thing that allows me to keep this ministry going. So I cannot thank you enough for your help. It means the world to me.
Thank you so much listening and reading, and following along this journey we are on together to become better communicators of God’s Word.
As always, I hope you find this resource helpful.
I think it turned out really well!
The Studio
Here’s a little behind the scenes peek of my DIY home recording studio for this project:
If you are interested in how I set up and recorded my own audiobook, let me know. I may write about it in the future if it’s something that would be helpful for you.
God bless you and your ministry.
–Brandon
Yeah, I would like to know how you set it up, what equipment (mike) you used, etc.
Thanks Gerry. I may add this to my list of posts to write as long as I keep hearing feedback like this.