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- Faith Sermon Ideas. Triumphing over Fear through Faith. (Matthew 8:25–27, Psalm 23:4) 25 The disciples went and woke him, saying, “Lord, save us! We’re going to drown!”
- Youth Sermon Ideas: Bible Characters in Their Youth. David. David, the youngest of eight sons, was a worshipper and a brave young shepherd. He loves to worship God with his harp while tending his father’s flock.
- Father’s Day Sermon Ideas. David’s command to Solomon. 1 Kings 2:1-4. 1 When the time drew near for David to die, he gave a charge to Solomon his son. 2 “I am about to go the way of all the earth,” he said.
- Mother’s Day Sermon Ideas. MOTHERS ARE GOD’S CHANNELS FOR THEIR CHILDREN’S DESTINY. Ruth 3:1 One day Ruth’s mother-in-law Naomi said to her, “My daughter, I must find a home for you, where you will be well provided for.
- 12 Sermon Series Ideas For The Entire Year
- Limitless Living
- Relationship Status
- Character Under Construction
- Who Is Jesus?
- Back to The Bible
- Rooted
- I Love My Church
- Stormproof
- Unlikely Heroes
OK without further ado, these are the sermon series we ran in our local church this year: 1. Limitless Living 2. Relationship Status 3. Character Under Construction 4. Who Is Jesus? 5. Back To The Bible 6. Rooted 7. I Love My Church 8. Stormproof 9. Unlikely Heroes 10. Amazing Grace 11. Get In The Game 12. He Shall Be Called… Feel free to copy dire...
The Limitless Living series is a great way to start the year because it’s all about breaking off the limits of the past, looking ahead and being all you can be in a brighter new year. Dare to believe God for greater things and make the necessary changes. I’ve done this series twice now, both in the UK and Thailand and it’s gone really well. Each we...
Since February is the month of Valentine’s Day I always think a good topical theme for this month should be something to do with relationships, marriage or the family. There are so many fun angles you can go for with this one… From how to have a stronger marriage, have a happier home life to how to raise children the right way or how to have better...
Where do we go to develop character in our life? In a world obsessed with outward appearance, we need to remember that God is in the process of developing character in our lives and He wants us to be a part of that process. When we choose to renew our minds, it will result in transformed lives. “Character is more important than personal achievement...
Inspired by Jesus Is by Judah Smith, this series asks the most important question of them all: Who is Jesus? Was he a prophet? A teacher? God? And why is my answer to this question so important? Why did he have to die and how does the cross change my life? April, usually the month of Easter, is an ideal month to talk about sin, redemption, salvatio...
In our church here in Thailand, the Sunday morning service is aimed at reaching new, unchurched people. With the Back to Bible message series, we answer questions like: Can we trust the Bible? What does the Bible say about itself and can you build your life on it? 1. Week 1: The Bible is Historically Accurate 2. Week 2: The Bible is Prophetically A...
Rootedcan be a great opportunity to teach your people how to be self-feeding on the Scriptures in their own time. This is an important step in the discipleship process. This sermon series covers the topic of discipleship and spiritual disciplines. You could talk about things like: 1. How to pray 2. How to read the Bible 3. How to do daily devotions...
The main theme of this month’s preaching messages is: “You do not go to church, you arethe church!” You want to use this series to encourage your members to each play their part in the local church, stir up their giftings, support and be faithful to the vision of the church. You could talk about topics like Connect groups, tithing, serving, invitin...
Storm-Proofdiscusses and answers some of life’s toughest questions: how to handle hard times, disappointments, hurts, pain, betrayal and temptation. Topics could include trusting God in all circumstances and how to trust God when you don’t understand. It’s all about living your life on a Biblical foundation and making sure you will not be moved, no...
Do the people in your church need to start thinking bigger? Bolder? Do they need to learn to step out in faith and become all God has called them to be? An Unlikely Heroessermon series could be a fun and inspiring way to show your people how to be strong in the knowledge that the Lord God is with them. Each week could look at some of the great (and...
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This episode of the Hello Church! podcast is where we will unpack why a big idea matters, what your sermon big idea should include, the process by which you discover your big idea, and using the big idea to influence your message and delivery of all central themes. If you aim for nothing, you’ll hit it every time.
Grab the attention of your congregation at the beginning of every sermon. Four questions to help you write a captivating sermon introduction.
- Start With Urgency. Martyn Lloyd-Jones said, “In preaching you first have to demonstrate to the people that what you were going to do was very relevant and urgently important.”
- Start On A High. As preachers, we get to preach. We don’t preach because we’ve got to, no, we get to reveal God’s Word to His people. What an honour! Therefore, when your writing and presenting your sermon introduction, start high.
- Start With A Story. The third key to writing a sermon introduction is to start with a story. Stories get people’s attention, especially personal ones that share feelings and experiences your church members can relate to.
- Start With An Impactful Statement. When you’re writing your sermon introduction, start with a bold one-liner. When you walk up the platform and stand at the pulpit, allow a few seconds of silence to hang in the air to build anticipation.
At Life.Church, we’ve identified key topics and approaches that work in our communities, and we’d love to share them with you to inspire your own sermons. In this free guide, you’ll find graphics, key verses, sticky teaching statements, and more on topics like: Mental Health; Marriage; Money & Giving
We’ve come up with six popular methods of determining what to preach on, plus a powerful tool (the Bible software Logos), that will help you as you prepare sermons of any kind. Here are the six most popular methods of coming up with sermon topics, arranged in order of most secure to least secure.
