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1. www.desiringgod.org › articles › what-not-to-preachWhat (Not) to Preach: How to Build and Cut a Sermon

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   Mar 23, 2024 · As pastors, with “the aim of our charge” being love for our people ( 1 Timothy 1:5 ), our burden in the sermon will take its cues from the burden of our text. And our own hearts will pulse to “not shrink from declaring,” but expose our people, over time, to “the whole counsel of God” ( Acts 20:27 ). We cannot let our personal ...

2. www.thegospelcoalition.org › cohort › preachingPreaching Christ in a Post-Christian World - The Gospel Coalition

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   Apr 5, 2024 · In these six-person ongoing sermon review cohorts you will receive feedback on a live sermon preached on the following prompt: “You are assigned to preach a live sermon in your church where you address what you perceive to be the strongest objection to the gospel in your context.”.

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   What should a sermon say?

   • The sermon should call for a verdict. It should point the hearer in a specific direction or to a particular path. You should exhort the hearers to renew their minds, devote their affections, and submit their wills to the truth of God.

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   What should a sermon look like?

   • An encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ in the sermon should cause one to feel a certain way, as well as think a certain way. Your sermon should be faithful to the truth of the text. It should also be faithful to the tone of the text. You should preach about hell with sorrow and solemnity. And you should talk about heaven with joy and hope.

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   What is the purpose of a sermon?

   • The sermon is a message. It is a call to action. Its purpose is to cause the hearer to think and behave biblically. The issue of the sermon is not whether they agree. It is what they will do about what they have heard. In fact, this is often the question I ask as I process the objectives of the sermon: What are you trying to do to these people?

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   Is a sermon a good practice?

   • But it is a good practice I commend to you as you prepare to preach (or listen to preaching). The objectives of the sermon are the aims, goals, or targets you hope to accomplish in the hearts and minds of those who listen to the sermon. Of course, the Holy Spirit has the sovereign right to take our sermons out of context.

   The Objectives of the Sermon · H.B. Charles Jr

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4. www.sermoncentral.com › sermons › eclipse-of-the-sonEclipse Of The Son Sermon by Jerry Shirley, Acts 2:20, Luke ...

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   Apr 5, 2024 · based on 9 ratings (rate this sermon) | 5,196 views. Scripture: Acts 2:20, Luke 23:44-45. Denomination: Baptist. Summary: The Bible has a lot to say about signs in the sky, especially when considered in combination of other signs like Israel. Includes link to PowerPoint visuals.

   • Author: Jerry Shirley
   • Works For: Grace Notes Sermon Ministry [Baptist]

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5. www.thegospelcoalition.org › article › need-sermonWhy We Preachers Need Sermon Feedback - The Gospel Coalition

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   1 day ago · Formal sermon feedback provides a context in which others can counsel the “congregational connection” of a preacher who otherwise feels comfortable in his craft. 3. It protects the preacher from being ‘untouchable.’. Sermon feedback guards against the image (real or perceived) of a pastor being above the law.

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7. www.washingtoninformer.com › setback-comebackThe power of overcoming setbacks: Biblical examples - The ...

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   Apr 10, 2024 · Learn how God uses setbacks to prepare us for a comeback. Stay encouraged and trust in His plan.

8. www.sermoncentral.com › sermons › making-the-most-ofMaking The Most Of Every Opportunity - SermonCentral

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   Mar 25, 2024 · Making The Most Of Every Opportunity Sermon by David Owens, Colossians 4:2-6, 1 Corinthians 9:19-23, Acts 17:23, Revelation 22:18-19, Matthew 15:8-9, 2 John 1:9, Jude 1:3-4, Matthew 7:21 - SermonCentral.com. Home. Sermons. Making The Most Of Every Opportunity. View on one page. Download Sermon Slides. Download Sermon Graphics. Download (PDF)

9. hbcharlesjr.com › the-objectives-of-the-sermonThe Objectives of the Sermon · H.B. Charles Jr.

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   4 days ago · The distinction between preaching and teaching is in the objectives. Teaching focuses on the mind. But preaching focuses on the mind, the will, and the emotions. The sermon is a message. It is a call to action. Its purpose is to cause the hearer to think and behave biblically. The issue of the sermon is not whether they agree.