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    The document outlines the key elements that should be included in a sermon: 1) A base biblical text or texts that the sermon will focus on. 2) A topic that the sermon will address. 3) A title for the sermon. 4) An introduction to capture the listener's attention. 5) A development and application section where the text is explained and related to modern life, either through a textual, thematic, or expository approach. 6) A conclusion to close the preaching. 7) A prayer to help the congregation apply what was taught.

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    The document outlines the key elements that should be included in a sermon: 1) A base biblical text or texts that the sermon will focus on. 2) A topic that the sermon will address. 3) A title for the sermon. 4) An introduction to capture the listener's attention. 5) A development and application section where the text is explained and related to modern life, either through a textual, thematic, or expository approach. 6) A conclusion to close the preaching. 7) A prayer to help the congregation apply what was taught.

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    ^SGMfLA

    Latin American Intercultural Seminar

    Outline format for preaching a sermon

    A sermon must contain:

    1. Base text (Biblical text or texts on which the preaching or sermon will focus)
    2. Topic (What the sermon will be about)
    3. Title (what is the name you will give to the sermon)
    4. Introduction
    You can choose between: telling true stories, illustration with videos, images,
    biblical context of the passage to be used, poems, etc.
    The goal is for you to capture the listener's attention in this part.
    In your written sermon you must detail what you will talk or show in this part
    5. Development and application of the text: (types of sermons, choose one) o Textual
    Sermon:
    As a base a single Bible verse
    Explain word by word or phrase by phrase applying it to current life
    ▪ Example: Philippians 4:13
    All
    o Investigate and explain extensively what the word
    “everything” refers to and in the same way with the other
    divisions I can do it
    In Christ
    that strengthens me
    o Thematic Sermon:
    Choose a topic to discuss
    Search several biblical texts that have to do with this topic
    Explain each verse we choose by applying it to current life
    ▪ Example: Sermon topic: The love of God
    John 3:16 (sacrificial love)
    o Explain in an extensive way the love of God in this verse
    and so with the other divisions
    Psalms 136:1 (love that understands and forgives)
    Psalms 86:15 (love that does justice)
    o Expository sermon:
    Choose a biblical story or an extensive passage (5 verses or more)
    Investigate the literary context, something that is not seen in the text but
    can be revealed to me in history books or in an exegesis
    Tell the story applying each event that we feel is relevant to current life.
    6. Conclusion
    o You must specify what your words will be to use to close your preaching
    7. Prayer and ministration
    o Write a base prayer that will help the congregation or audience put into practice
    what you have taught them in light of God's Word.

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