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    HOMILETICS 3 - Sermon Construction and Review

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    This document outlines the main parts of a sermon and provides examples. It discusses that a sermon should have an objective outline with a theme, text, introduction, body and conclusion. The introduction should build a foundation, the body give an explanation, and the conclusion illustrate an application. It also provides a sample topical sermon on the seven spiritual positions one can be in, using scripture passages to discuss each position - lying down, sitting, standing, walking, running, leaping and mounting up.

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    This document outlines the main parts of a sermon and provides examples. It discusses that a sermon should have an objective outline with a theme, text, introduction, body and conclusion. The introduction should build a foundation, the body give an explanation, and the conclusion illustrate an application. It also provides a sample topical sermon on the seven spiritual positions one can be in, using scripture passages to discuss each position - lying down, sitting, standing, walking, running, leaping and mounting up.

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    HOMILETICS 3

    Sermon Construction - Review

    What are the main parts of a Sermon?


    A sermon should include: Objective Outline – this is as basic as
    A. Theme or Topic it gets. It’s objective because it
    B. Text explains the aim of the sermon
    C. Introduction 1. Erect a foundation
    D. Body 2. Give an explanation
    E. Conclusion 3. Illustrate an application

    Erect a foundation (build)

    A. Theme or Topic
    B. Text

    Give an explanation (understand)

    C. Introduction
    D. Body

    Illustrate an application (apply)

    E. Conclusion

    1
    HOMILETICS

    Sermon Construction

    I. The questions every sermon should answer are _______________or


    _______________, _______________, and _______________

    a. The _______________and the _______________of the sermon


    should convey who or what is the message is about

    b. The _______________and _______________ of the sermon


    should tell you _______________and _______________ did it
    happen historically or personally or maybe how the message was
    conceived and _______________it is important

    c. The _______________ and _______________ of the sermon


    should give you _______________about how to _____________the
    teaching

    FOUNDATION

    II. Theme/Topic/Title

    a. The theme to a sermon is as important as the _______________


    and _______________of a book

    1. A good topic will _______________ your audience’s


    attention and raise their _______________

    2. A preacher should beware of promising __________than


    he can _______________

    b. Pick topics that people will _______________

    1. It may be _______________ that they remember

    2. Remembering the topic may help the congregation to


    remember the _______________

    2
    Review: Topical Sermon - A topical sermon is a sermon in which the
    subject or topic is given and the scriptures are included to prove or
    improve

    Jesus taught _______________

    2 Sources for Topical sermons

    1. ___________________________________________

    2. ___________________________________________

    3
    HOMILETICS

    Sermon Construction - continued

    III. Text
    a. The text will sometimes _______________ the topic

    b. The text is the word of God and gives _______________


    _______________ to the message

    1. It will keep the preacher _______________ and prevent


    _______________

    c. How is a text chosen?

    1. The _______________you know you bible the


    _______________ it is to choose you text.

    2. Choose the scripture that will _______________


    _______________ what God has given you

    3. Just as the topic may be determined by the text so the


    _______________ may be determined by the _____________

    d. To Interpreting the text you must;

    1. Determine the ________________________

    a. the parts of a discourse that _____________a word


    or passage and can_______________ on its meaning

    2. _______________ it with other Scripture

    3. Research the original _______________

    4. 3 sources for researching original language

    1. ______________________________

    2. ______________________________

    3. ______________________________

    4
    HOMILETICS

    Topical Sermon Example


    Theme: The Seven Spiritual Positions we can use to advantage are:

    Introduction: During the course of a day we find ourselves in numerous Physical


    Positions. In much the same way, as we live for the Lord we find ourselves in
    many Spiritual Positions. I want us to look at some of them and determine to
    make the most of every situation we find ourselves in I believe

    Text and Body

    I. Lying Down- Spiritual Rest Psalms 23:2 He maketh me to lie down in green
    pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. A time of Spiritual Rest

    II. Sitting- Spiritual Instruction Luke 10:39 And she had a sister called Mary,
    which also sat at Jesus' feet, and heard his word.

    III. Standing- Spiritual Warfare Ephesians 6:14 Stand therefore, having your
    loins girt about with the truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness.

    IV. Walking- Spiritual Fellowship


    A) Walk by Faith- II Cor 5:7
    B) Walk in the Spirit- Gal 5:25
    C) Walk with Christ and His Church- I John 1:7 But if we walk in the light, as
    he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus
    Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin.

    V. Running- Spiritual Progress Hebrews 12:1 wherefore seeing we also are


    compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every
    weight and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the
    race that is set before us.

    VI. Leaping- Spiritual Praise Acts 3:8 And he leaping up stood, and walked,
    and entered with them into the temple, walking, and leaping and praising God.

    VII. Mounting Up- Spiritual Energy Isaiah 40:31 But they that wait upon the
    Lord shall renew their strength: they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they
    shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.

    Conclusion or Application: What Position are you in?

    Rev Mike Jones 2434 Allen Road, Effingham, SC 29541

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