June 1– August 31, 2026
or
June 2 – September 1, 2026
"Keep Your Finger in the Text" Summer Workshop
“What's the Point?”
WORKSHOP LEADER: HEATH PUCEL
KYFITT (Keep Your Finger in the Text) Workshop
One of the most critical pieces of preaching is determining what God is trying to get done in a text, preaching what God intended.
Open-air preaching demands more than boldness — it demands biblical control. This control comes out of the text, observing how it functions and operates so we can preach the intended substance and spirit of the text. When we preach what God intended, our preaching is given life by the spirit.
Our 12-week workshop is designed to help you observe, understand and reveal the function, flow and burden of a text of scripture to preach it with the demonstration of power and the Spirit.
As an open-air preacher, you will be equipped to:
- Examine a text: Determining its primary focus and emphasis.
- Recognize various text types: Observing how they function so you can analyze and understand the Bible as a whole.
- Focus on the main burden of the text: Steering clear of preaching a minor point as the main point.
- Applying what you are learning: Demonstrate the tools, principles, and strategies through interactive examples and small group sessions.
- Stay Anchored in the Biblical Text: While delivering hard truths with authority, clarity, and precision.
- Discipline your message: Letting the text shape the sermon — not the crowd.
Join us for "What's the Point?"—If you want your open-air preaching to be faithful, fearless, and text-driven.
Register today for
"What's the Point?"
Your future sermons will thank you!
KYFITT
(Keep Your Finger in the Text)
contains three (3) parts
to assist you in gaining an expertise in expositing text
12 Week Workshop
Keep Your Finger in the Text workshop: get started learning the tools, principles and strategies of sermon preparation through the twelve week "Keep Your Finger in the Text" workshop. Details of what you learn are below.
Personal Resource
Office Hours: Heath is available as a personal resource for you as you put into practice the "Keep Your Finger in the Text" expository preaching process. For instance if you are using a Bible study software like Logos or Accordance and want to learn how to integrate it in your sermon preparation or if you need suggestions on where to find extra Biblical sources Heath can help you individually as well as 1-1 coaching.
"KYFITT" TEACHING INCLUDES:
- Roadmap to Rhetoric
- Steps in preparing our text.
- What's the point?
- Determine the text organization to find the main point.
- Where is the Gospel?
- Pursuing gospel connections grounded in the text.
- Doctrine Matters
- How does Systematic Theology relate in our preaching.
- Preaching That Demands a Response
- How do we organize, apply, and articulate the message.
Heath will personally lead you through the workshop. You will have a chance to put these principles into practice as you will prepare text(s) ahead of time for the small groups and then present your work for peer review.
June 1 – August 31, 2026
or
June 2 – September 1, 2026
"What's the Point?"
Monday Morning 10:00 am CT/11:00 am ET
Tuesday Night 7:00 pm CT/8:00 pm ET
Online using: https://www.freeconferencecall.com/wall/heathpucel
The cost for the class is $150. That's $12.50 per week.
Payment:
Keep Your Finger
in the Text.
WHY ATTEND
Heath says about this training:
Enhanced Preaching Skills:
The workshop guides you in developing and refining preaching skills, including effective communication, sermon structure, and delivery techniques; achieving greater sermon clarity and organization.
Enhanced Biblical Understanding & Interpretation:
You will deepen your understanding of the Bible, enabling you to interpret and preach more accurate, meaningful and coherent theological sermons rooted in God’s word.
Feedback and Improvement:
Attending a workshop allows you to receive feedback from experienced preachers and peers, helping you continually improve and gain confidence in your preaching skills.
Fellowship and Spiritual Growth:
A hidden often missed benefit is the fellowship and personal spiritual development, deepening your faith with others who are passionate about studying and preaching God’s word.
WATCH VIDEO
In this video, Heath gives a special introduction and invitation for the
upcoming workshop "Roadmap to Rhetoric - Amos"
Testimonials
Bobby McCreery
Brandon, Bryan & Doug
Alex, Stirling, & Dan
Bill - GWP
Larry
David
Pastor Jamie
Pat
John
John, Bryan, & Pat
Bill
Stirling
Heath
Joe
Bryan
Brian
Dan
Heath
Andy
Gary
Joe
Bill
Heath
"I attended the George Whitefield Program in 2019 with Heath Pucel. This was my first training program I had ever taken part in with Sports Fan Outreach. Bill Adams asked me if I would liked to participate, and I honestly had no idea the depth of hermeneutics or homiletics taught or expectations of me throughout the program, but I agreed in good faith. With little knowledge of what lay in store for me, I was soon at the session, with a few sermon outlines. Heath and Bill assured me, that all would be well. After the enthusiastic lessons Heath taught and honest critiques of how to prepare sermons using correct presupposed hermeneutics. I was much more knowledgeable of sermon preparation and confident in expositing God's Word afterwards. I was in the right place to sharpen my homiletic skills with kind peers, who would love to see me handle scripture correctly. I would encourage the novice and expert to take part in these hermeneutical teachings with Heath."
-Sgt. Gary D. Purgason, NC
"I think the George Whitefield program was incredibly informative and useful for biblical study. I was probably taught by Heath Pucel, as well as the others in attendance, so much more than I was expecting. It was like my eyes were kind of opened up and I realized, at least to some degree, how little I really knew about the Scriptures. I would highly recommend attending a program like this or receiving teaching from Heath. It was a great time to learn how to more than just preach, but how one ought to study Scripture. Although, it might be said that what we learned there was barely scratching the surface, with so much more to learn. The program, though it didn't last a super long time, seemed to teach me so, so much. I think I would even consider going again if it worked out. I believe it'd probably be very good if every follower of Christ received teaching like this, teaching on how the Scriptures should be read, interpreted, etc. It was a long week full of a ton of information and learning, but I think it was well worth it. I was blessed to be able to go."
-Everet Slaughenhaupt, CO







