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What is the secret of good preaching? A man should not preach at
all, unless he has a message. A fondness for talking, a love of
display, or a desire for prominence should not be a motive
impelling any man to preach. At the back of all really good
preaching are a consecrated life, a prepared mind, a gift of
utterance and a message to help the souls of men. In "The Art of
Sermon Construction" T.H. Scambler teaches us exactly what type of
person it takes to be a good preacher, how to prepare a sermon, and
how to preach it No stone is left unturned in this magnificent
volume.
Learn the Bible Keys for a Better You "Proverbs for Life" examines
the wonderful richness and wisdom of the Biblical book of Proverbs
and shares incredibly relevant insight into how it can change your
life for the better. The practical and easily applicable truths
found here are simply amazing. When you learn the Eight Keys to
Unlocking a Better You, your life will never be the same: *Key #1
-- HOW TO GAIN WISDOM *Key #2 -- HOW TO ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS *Key #3
-- HOW TO HAVE A HAPPY HOME *Key #4 -- HOW TO BE PERSONALLY
DISCIPLINED *Key #5 -- HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT FRIENDS *Key #6 --
HOW TO OVERCOME PRIDE *Key #7 -- HOW TO GUARD AGAINST GOSSIP *Key
#8 -- HOW TO EXPERIENCE PROSPERITY Once you learn these Eight
Biblical Keys and apply them to your life, you will never look back
again
For most of us, one of the most rewarding, yet difficult tasks, is
preparing messages to preach and teach. We are honored by God to
stand before our congregations each week, and we want to give them
the very best, but with the press of the many commitments of
ministry, sometimes that is difficult. And if you're like me, you
prefer writing your own sermons, because you have a special
connection with your congregation that is hard to reach through a
message someone else has written. In other words, no one knows your
people like you do But what if you could start with a prepared
outline, complete with solidly Scriptural points, and a
contemporary, attention-getting illustration, and then add your own
details and emphasis to it? Would that help? I think it would. In
fact, I know it would. Our Pulpit Outline Series features the
following: *Each Volume contains 52 Sermons, giving you a years
worth of messages. *Each Sermon includes a relevant illustration
you can use however you like. *Each of these outlines could easily
be broken up into series of their own. We are so honored that
you're considering investing in this volume in the Pulpit Outline
series - 52 Topical Sermons Volume 3 - there will be more to come
May God Bless You as You Share His Word
For most of us, one of the most rewarding, yet difficult tasks, is
preparing messages to preach and teach. We are honored by God to
stand before our congregation each week, and we want to give them
the very best, but with the press of the many demands of ministry,
sometimes that is difficult to do.
And if you're like me, you prefer writing your own sermons because
you have a special connection with your congregation that is hard
to reach through a message someone else has written. In other
words, no one knows your people like you do
Our new Pulpit Outline Series gives you a starting point - a
sermon title, a deductive sermon outline; and a relevant
illustration you can use however you like.
But you are free to "fill-in-the-blanks" so to speak, and add your
own meat and potatoes to the mix We invite you to make these
messages your own, because only you know the people God has called
you to preach to.
And we are so honored that you've invested in our second volume in
the Pulpit Outline series - "52 Sermons From the Gospel of John" -
there will be more to
come
May God Bless You as You Share His Word
For most of us, one of the most rewarding, yet difficult tasks, is
preparing messages to preach and teach. We are honored by God to
stand before our congregations each week, and we want to give them
the very best, but with the press of the many commitments of
ministry, sometimes that is difficult. And if you're like me, you
prefer writing your own sermons, because you have a special
connection with your congregation that is hard to reach through a
message someone else has written. In other words, no one knows your
people like you do But what if you could start with a prepared
outline, complete with solidly Scriptural points, and a
contemporary, attention-getting illustration, and then add your own
details and emphasis to it? Would that help? I think it would. In
fact, I know it would. Our Pulpit Outline Series features the
following: *Each Volume contains 52 Sermons, giving you a years
worth of messages. *Each Sermon includes a relevant illustration
you can use however you like. *Each of these outlines could easily
be broken up into series of their own. We are so honored that
you're considering investing in this volume in the Pulpit Outline
series - 52 Topical Sermons Volume 1 - there will be more to come
May God Bless You as You Share His Word
For most of us, one of the most rewarding, yet difficult tasks, is
preparing messages to preach and teach. We are honored by God to
stand before our congregations each week, and we want to give them
the very best, but with the press of the many commitments of
ministry, sometimes that is difficult. And if you're like me, you
prefer writing your own sermons, because you have a special
connection with your congregation that is hard to reach through a
message someone else has written. In other words, no one knows your
people like you do But what if you could start with a prepared
outline, complete with solidly Scriptural points, and a
contemporary, attention-getting illustration, and then add your own
details and emphasis to it? Would that help? I think it would. In
fact, I know it would. Our Pulpit Outline Series features the
following: *Each Volume contains 52 Sermons, giving you a years
worth of messages. *Each Sermon includes a relevant illustration
you can use however you like. *Each of these outlines could easily
be broken up into series of their own. We are so honored that
you're considering investing in this volume in the Pulpit Outline
series - 52 Topical Sermons Volume 2 - there will be more to come
May God Bless You as You Share His Word
For most of us, one of the most rewarding, yet difficult tasks, is
preparing messages to preach and teach. We are honored by God to
stand before our congregations each week, and we want to give them
the very best, but with the press of the many commitments of
ministry, sometimes that is difficult. And if you're like me, you
prefer writing your own sermons, because you have a special
connection with your congregation that is hard to reach through a
message someone else has written. In other words, no one knows your
people like you do But what if you could start with a prepared
outline, complete with solidly Scriptural points, and a
contemporary, attention-getting illustration, and then add your own
details and emphasis to it? Would that help? I think it would. In
fact, I know it would. Our Pulpit Outline Series features the
following: *Each Volume contains 52 Sermons, giving you a years
worth of messages. *Each Sermon includes a relevant illustration
you can use however you like. *Each of these outlines could easily
be broken up into series of their own. We are so honored that
you're considering investing in this volume in the Pulpit Outline
series - 52 Topical Sermons Volume 4 - there will be more to come
May God Bless You as You Share His Word
"The author has produced a masterpiece as to the preaching of
Jesus. The thought moves along the line of his Preparation,
audiences, themes, rhetorical forms, parables, miracles, personal
delivery, simplicity and originality, dramatic power,
authoritativeness, and above all, Jesus' Messianic Consciousness as
the source of his marvelous preaching power. No student of the life
of Christ can afford to be without this volume, which emphasizes
facts not duly appreciated." Do you want to learn to preach like
Jesus? Then sit at the Master's feet as Dr. Albert R. Bond shares
with you the most in-depth and fascinating research on this subject
ever made available. Table of Contents Chapter 1: The Preparation
for Jesus' Preaching Chapter 2: Effect of His Audience on His
Preaching Chapter 3: The Point of Contact in His Preaching Chapter
4: The Themes of His Preaching Chapter 5: The Discourse Material of
His Preaching Chapter 6: The Rhetorical Form of His Preaching
Chapter 7: The Old Testament in His Preaching Chapter 8: The
Parables in His Preaching Chapter 9: The Miracles Related To His
Preaching Chapter 10: The Polemics of His Preaching Chapter 11: The
Personal-Delivery Element of His Preaching Chapter 12: The
Psychology of Jesus in His Preaching Chapter 13: The Personal
Religion of Jesus in His Preaching Chapter 14: The Gentleness of
His Preaching Chapter 15: The Simplicity of His Preaching Chapter
16: The Originality of His Preaching Chapter 17: The Authority of
His Preaching Chapter 18: The Power of His Preaching Chapter 19:
The Universals of His Preaching Chapter 20: The Individualism of
His Preaching Chapter 21: The Dramatic Element of His Preaching
Chapter 22: The Variety of His Preaching Chapter 23: The Progress
of Method in His Preaching Chapter 24: The Success of His Preaching
Chapter 25: The Norm-value of His Preaching
For most of us, one of the most rewarding, yet difficult tasks, is
preparing messages to preach and teach. We are honored by God to
stand before our congregation each week, and we want to give them
the very best, but with the press of the many demands of ministry,
sometimes that is difficult to do.
And if you're like me, you prefer writing your own sermons because
you have a special connection with your congregation that is hard
to reach through a message someone else has written. In other
words, no one knows your people like you do
Our new Pulpit Outline Series gives you a starting point - a
sermon title, a deductive sermon outline; and a relevant
illustration you can use however you like.
But you are free to "fill-in-the-blanks" so to speak, and add your
own meat and potatoes to the mix We invite you to make these
messages your own, because only you know the people God has called
you to preach to.
And we are so honored that you've invested in our fourth volume in
the Pulpit Outline series - "52 Sermons From the Book of Acts" -
there will be more to
come
May God Bless You as You Share His Word
In the estimation of many preachers down through the years, Charles
H. Spurgeon is the greatest preacher to ever stand behind a pulpit
in the post-New Testament era. The massive volume of his sermon
material is itself astounding and without compare, but when you
consider the content of his messages he stands head and shoulders
above the rest. Spurgeon was a preacher's preacher, and those of us
who stand behind the sacred desk would do well to learn from him.
Spurgeon would join the Apostle Paul in exhorting us to: "Preach
the word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke,
exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine. For the time will come
when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts
shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; And
they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned
unto fables." - 2 Timothy 4:2-4 (KJV) We have compiled this
wonderful collection of sermon outlines and preaching tips on the
Psalms to help you do exactly that Contained in the following pages
you will find the sermon material that Spurgeon himself found most
useful to those in ministry. It was originally a part of Spurgeon's
vast commentary on the Psalms, The Treasury of David. We have taken
all of the sections specifically designed to help preachers and put
it in this one extremely practical volume. If you are preaching on
one Psalm, doing a series through the Psalms, or merely wanting to
learn more about the Psalms, this will become your most valuable
resource. There is more material here for preaching on the Psalms
than any other book that I am aware of. Please free to use any of
the following material in your preaching or teaching ministry. Use
it "as is" or feel free to adapt it to your own style.
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