Using Storytelling Techniques to Make Your Message Stick, with Payton Minzenmayer (Ep 94)

Jesus always told stories. The Gospel is a story. The Bible is God's story. Let's get better at telling them.

Have you ever noticed that people don’t pay attention to sermons the way they used to? It may not be the fault of shorter attention spans (not exclusively, anyway). There’s a lot more happening — and we, as pastors and communicators can do something about it.

Payton Minzenmayer is a pastor, and the founder of ChristianStoryLab.com, a new website that offers great ideas to make our writing and speaking more engaging by using the aspects of story — just like Jesus did.

Some of what he and I talk about includes: 

  • Gamification
  • The Open Loop Method
  • The Anapastic Meter

Links from this Episode

You can follow Payton on LinkedIn and X.


Bonus Content

3 Simple Habits to Elevate Your Writing and Speaking, with Payton Minzenmayer

Storytelling is the most powerful form of communication. But most of us could use help to do it better. Karl Vaters talks with Payton Minzenmayer, of ChristianStoryLab.com, about the three habits Payton uses every day to strengthen his storytelling muscles. They’re simple, repeatable, and so helpful.

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Producer: Veronica Beaver

Editor: Phil Vaters

Music: Composed and performed by Jack Wilkins

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