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"THE GOSPEL OF JOHN" The Pre-existence Of Christ (1:1-5) INTRODUCTION. The gospel of John was written for a simple purpose... To produce faith in Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God - Jn 20:30-31a; To share the "life" that comes through such faith - Jn 20:31b; To encourage us to have faith in Jesus Christ... John begins his gospel with a ...
First John, Expository Sermons - From The Executable Outlines Series by Mark A. Copeland - Hundreds of free sermon outlines and Bible study materials available for online browsing and downloading.
The text from 1 John says, “Let us love, not in word or speech, but in truth and action.” This is a good opportunity in the sermon to talk about the problem most of us have when we know that we should love others or we want to do something for them, but we fail to act on our intentions.
- ETS – Essense of The Text in A Sentence
- Ess – Essense of The Sermon in A Sentence
- Objective – Why Am I Preparing This Sermon?
- Probing Question – What Do I Want to Accomplish?
- Unifying Word – Ties Together Each Division
- Transitional Sentence
- More to The Template
You’ve selected a passage of Scripture you feel led to preach from. The ETSis a short, 15-word or so, sentence that sums up what that passage said. It’s the overarching central truth of that passage. Use the past tense for your sentence. Example: John 3:16ETS– God’s love compelled Him to provide eternal life to all who believe in Jesus.
Bryson calls the ESS the proposition. It’s the entire message and focus of the sermon in a nutshell. The ESS is also a short 15-word sentence. Use the present or future tense. Example: John 3:16ESS– Because of God’s love for you, He offers you eternal life through Jesus Christ.
The objective is what your end goal is for preaching this sermon. What do you hope your sermon will cause people to do? What do you hope to accomplish? Again, as previously, the objectiveis a 15 word or so sentence in the present or future tense. Example: John 3:16OBJECTIVE– I want people to know they are truly loved by God which will lead them to ...
The probing question is the approach you’ll use to present your objective. What direction do you want to go with your sermon? Let’s take the example objective above: I want people to know they are truly loved by God which will lead them to believe in Jesus Christ Take one of these seven words and apply to your objective to get your probing question...
This is the word that becomes the focal point of the sermon. It should be a plural noun or the plural noun form of a verb. It ties each point of your sermon together and gives you a target to hit in each point. Example: John 3:16From what we have developed so far in our examples, the unifying word is love. The plural form is loves. God loves is the...
On the back of the template you write your introduction. The transitional sentence ties what you’ve introduced to the church with that you’re about to deliver through your sermon points. Example: John 3:16Let’s say you’re using an illustration of something every one can relate to, the love of a dog. Your dog is always there for you. You leave him f...
There’s much more to Bryson’s technique, all of which you’ll find in the template. But with just those elements discussed above, you are well on your way to preparing a well-formed, Biblically based sermon. Again, the template is freely available for download. I hope you’ll give it a try. Maybe this approach will help freshen your sermon preparatio...
- Identify Your Main Bible Passage. I wholeheartedly believe in an exposical approach to preaching (a blend of both expository and topical) where you always have a main Bible passage and maybe (I really mean maybe) have one or two supplemental texts.
- Read Your Main Bible Passage and its Surrounding Context. To preach a biblical sermon, it’s important to know how your main Bible passage fits into the overall context of the specific book of the Bible it is within as well as the Bible overall.
- Identify the Passage’s Main Point Through Taking Notes. If you were asked to re-word and summarize the passage you are preaching on, what would you say?
- Look Up What You Don’t Understand – Write Down What You Discover. I highly recommend you check out the Bible tools listed in the list of 7 Online Sermon Preparation Resources You Need.
Jan 19, 2020 · What we see in today’s reading from John’s Gospel is that that to be a disciple of Jesus is to stay with him, to come and see. We don’t need any religious credentials to do this, we are simply invited to respond. So, the first invitation of being a disciple according to John 1 is to be with Jesus.
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Apr 29, 2024 · The timeless wisdom of Proverbs 3:5-6, calls us to trust in the Lord completely for guidance and direction in our lives. May this sermon inspire a life marked by unwavering trust in God's guidance and a deepening relationship with Him.
