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Essential Homiletics Course Guide

This document provides instructions on homiletics, the study of preparing and delivering sermons based on the Bible. It discusses the importance of homiletics, elements of a message such as purpose, text, and theme, and types of sermons such as thematic, textual, and expository.

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Essential Homiletics Course Guide

This document provides instructions on homiletics, the study of preparing and delivering sermons based on the Bible. It discusses the importance of homiletics, elements of a message such as purpose, text, and theme, and types of sermons such as thematic, textual, and expository.

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BASIC COURSE OF

HOMILETICS
It is the study that empowers
the messenger to
prepare and transmit
a sermon based on the
Word of God.
1 - The importance of
homiletics in preaching.
2 - The message
genuinely biblical.
The life of the messenger.
3 - Basic techniques of
oratory and posture.
4 - Integral elements
from the message.
5 - Accessory resources.
6 - Preparation of sermons.
7 - Suggested bibliography.
Homiletics helps the preacher.
presenting the truths
biblical in form
organized, facilitating the
understanding of the listeners.
The life of the preacher
it basically involves three
aspectos: Testemunho,
biblical knowledge and
secular, and prayer.
They are tools
important for that the
listeners absorb
better the message. Here it is
the basic techniques:
1 - Look at the listeners.
2 - Use the tone of voice
adequate.
3 - Control the
nervousness.
4 - Gesture with
naturalness.
5 - Avoid long readings.
6 - Take care of appearance.
The integral elements
of a message are:
Purpose, text, theme,
introduction, body and
conclusion.
PURPOSE
Doctrinal - Involves the
main doctrines of
Bible, which are the basis of
Christian faith.
PURPOSE
Evangelistic - Aims to transmit
God's plan of salvation
for the redemption of man.
PURPOSE
Exhortative - It deals with
corrective guidance and
instructions for living
practical of the Christian.
PURPOSE
Comforter - Search
comfort and console the
listener who faces
trials and temptations.
PURPOSE
Ethical-moral - Presents the
ethical and moral values
what they must be
observed.
TEXT
It is the biblical passage
chosen to be
proclaimed.
THEME
It is the title of the sermon.
As for the form, the theme can
to be
Declarative - 'Only Christ gives'
eternal life.
THEME
As for the form, the theme
can be:
Exclamatory - "Me, a
servo!
THEME
As for the form, the theme
it can be:
Interrogative -"Who is the
Christian?
THEME
As for the form, the theme
can be:
Compound - 'The servant and his'
Mister.
THEME
Regarding quality, the theme
the sermon must be
elaborated observing the
following care: Clarity,
simplicity and objectivity.
INTRODUCTION
The introduction is the part of
sermon in which the speaker
introduce the subject that
intends to convey.
INTRODUCTION
The introduction of a
Message must be: Brief;
balanced; no
sensationalist; and appropriate
to the purpose, content and
theme.
BODY
The body of the sermon is formed
by topics, in which the
main content of the sermon.
Your content must be logical.
non-repetitive and
symmetric in its divisions.
CONCLUSION
At the conclusion of the message the
the preacher must:
To briefly recall the
content of the sermon.
CONCLUSION
Show the importance of
practice of what was
stuck.
Call on the listeners to
taking a position.
They are auxiliary elements,
used to strengthen the
biblical quotes.
They are accessory resources:
1 - Written illustrations or
materials.
2 - Biblical Dictionary.
3 - Written illustrations or
materials.
4 - Biblical Commentary.
5 - Dictionaries: Biblical,
linguistic.
6 - Old Testament
Hebrew.
7 - Greek New Testament.
There are three main types of
sermon
1–Thematic
2 - Textual
3 - Expository
THEMATIC SERMON
It is the sermon in which all
the parts of the outline are
developed from the
theme.
TEXTUAL SERMON
The textual sermon is
basically divided into
two types: Natural textual
it's simple and textual
analytical.
Natural or Simple Text
The topics of the body of the sermon
are extracted from the divisions
natural from the text.
Example: 1 Cor. 13:13 - Points: 1-
Fé; 2- Esperança; 3- Amor.
ANALYTICAL TEXT
Your topics are elaborated
from the analysis of
possible divisions to the text.
Example: Lc. 15.17-24
ANALYTICAL TEXTUAL
Topics: The prodigal...
1- Recognized their state
2- Decided to return
3- Confessed his sin
4 - Requiring your status of
son
EXPOSITORY SERMON
This sermon model is the most
faithful to the text, since
the purpose until the parts that
compose the outline of the sermon
are extracted from the narrative
biblical.
Marinho, Robson Moura - The Act of
Preach
Ed. EVN
North, Stafford - Preaching and
Method
Ed. Christian Life
Crane, James D. - O Sermão Eficaz
Ed. Juerp
Key, Jerry Stanley - The Preparation and the
Preaching of the Sermon
Ed. Juerp

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