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How to Write a Sermon (Series)
Effective preaching is more than just sharing information; it’s about making disciples. This series provides a practical framework for writing biblical sermons that move listeners from the Sunday pew into a real-life pursuit of God.
Where Does a Sermon Fit into the Life of the Church?
Is the sermon the main event? Discover how sermon writers can move past “managing a crowd” to empowering the real shepherds of the church: parents and mentors.
How Do I Write the Close of a Sermon?
The conclusion is the most critical part of your message for life change. Learn how to wrap up your sermon by resolving tension and giving a clear, Christ-centered call to action.
How Do I Write the Main Points of a Sermon?
Clear main points are the backbone of a great message. Discover how to let the Bible set your agenda and how to write “sticky” points that move people from truth to action.
How Do I Write a Sermon Intro?
A great sermon intro acts as a bridge from the listener’s world to the Bible. Discover how to use compelling hooks and clear Big Ideas to start your message with impact.
How Do I Prepare to Write a Sermon?
Preparing a sermon is more than just writing notes. This guide covers the essential first steps, from prayer and contextual study to finding a “Big Idea” that connects your message to the Gospel of Jesus.
What Is the Bus Factor of Your Church Leadership Team?
Don’t let your ministry become a “hero-leader” bottleneck. Discover how to increase the bus factor of your church by focusing on the biblical mission of making disciple-makers and equipping the saints for the work of the ministry.
What Did Jesus Mean by “Take My Yoke Upon You”?
Jesus’ invitation to “take my yoke” is an invitation to submit to His loving authority. Learn how walking in partnership with Christ replaces heavy burdens with His sustainable rhythm.
What Is Hurry Sickness?
Hurry sickness is a continuous struggle to do more in less time. Learn about its origins in cardiology, its link to Type A behavior, and how Jesus offers a cure for our restless souls.
How Do I Eliminate Hurry From My Life?
Hurry is the great enemy of the spiritual life. Discover why you need to “un-hurry” your soul and how the easy yoke of Jesus offers a better way to live.
What Is the Spiritual Discipline of Silence?
The spiritual discipline of silence is about more than just keeping quiet. Learn how unplugging from constant noise creates a blank canvas to clearly hear God’s voice.
What Is the Spiritual Discipline of Solitude?
The spiritual discipline of solitude isn’t about hiding from the world; it’s about pulling away to hear God’s voice. Learn how to trade modern noise for biblical rest.
How Did Napoleon Impact the Birth of Zionism?
Though Napoleon’s Middle Eastern campaign failed, his political recognition of the Jewish people and his role in Jewish Emancipation changed history. Learn how this French Emperor paved the way for the modern return to Israel.
Why Is Ephesians 3:2–6 a Hotly Debated Passage?
Does Ephesians 3:2–6 describe a brand-new plan for the Church or the fulfillment of an ancient promise? Explore the debate between Dispensational and Covenant views on this key passage.
What Is Chiliasm?
Chiliasm is a term used to describe the belief in a literal 1,000-year reign of Jesus Christ on earth. While it sounds like a complex theological word, it actually points to a beautiful, ancient hope that the early church held dear: that Jesus is coming back to set everything right.
How Did the French Revolution Impact the Birth of Dispensationalism?
The French Revolution and Napoleon’s rise didn’t just change politics; they changed how Christians read the Bible. Learn how these events paved the way for the birth of dispensationalism.
What Can Christians Learn from the Mormon Church?
While the doctrines differ, the Mormon church excels in areas like family discipleship and organization. Discover four practical lessons Christian leaders can learn from the LDS “all-in” culture while staying rooted in the true biblical gospel of grace.
Who Is Abigail in the Bible?
Abigail from the Bible is one of the most remarkable examples of wisdom and courage in the Old Testament. As the wife of a foolish man named Nabal, she stepped into the gap to prevent a massacre and turned an enemy into a friend. Her story teaches us that being a...
What Is the Secret Rapture of the Church?
The “secret rapture” is a popular end-times view where believers are snatched up to heaven before a time of trial. Explore the biblical basis and different perspectives on this event.
What Is Postmillennialism?
Postmillennialism teaches that Jesus will return after a long period of spiritual success on earth. Learn how this optimistic view has shaped Christian history and missions.
What Is Amillennialism?
Amillennialism teaches that the “thousand years” of Revelation is a symbol for the current Church Age. Learn how this view shapes our understanding of Christ’s reign.
What Is Historic Premillennialism?
Historic or classical premillennialism is the oldest view of the end times. It teaches that the Church will remain on earth through the Tribulation until Christ’s literal reign.
What Is Dispensational Premillennialism?
Dispensational premillennialism is a popular end-times view featuring a pre-tribulation rapture and a clear distinction between Israel and the Church. Explore the biblical basis for this timeline.
How Do I Forgive Myself?
Forgiving yourself is often the hardest part of the spiritual journey. Discover how to stop beating yourself up and start living in the freedom of God’s complete and total grace.
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