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Exegetical

Genre

Structure

Exegetical Outline

Textual Idea

Canonical (Redemptive-Historical) Context

Interpretation

Goal: What is the ultimate goal of the biblical author in this text?

Grounds: How does this text relate to Jesus and His saving work?

Christ Connection:

Is this text written about Jesus?

Does this text point to Jesus?

How was this text lived by Jesus?

Significant Words

Word- Definition / notes from commentaries

Notes

Question the Text

Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?

Scripture References

Text Reference

Scripture ….

Quotes

Author - Title

Homiletical

Main Idea

Persuading

Impv: Are there any Imperatives?

Thrust: World in front of the Text

WoL: Spirit-empowered Way of Life

Burden: FCF, How are we like (or not like) them?

Shape of Sermon

Homiletical Outline

How can I craft Sermon Outline points for effective communication? 1(Pick what fits best)

Alliteration

Narrative Headings

Parallelism

Contrasts

Declarative Statements

Questions

Answers

Lists

One Word

Exhortations

Conflict Resolution

Principles

What kind of Transitions will fit best?

Application Ideas

Three Macro-Strategies for Writing Application2

Critique Religion as well as Irreligion

Religion (Moralist): Moralist tends to look at behavior.

Irreligious (Relative): Relativist tends to look at emotions.

Gospel: Gospel goes to the heart.

Aim at Heart Motives as well as External Behavior (Great to build talks on, but no entire sermon)

Behavior: This is what we must do.

Heart Problem: But, you can’t do it (♡).

(Faith in) Jesus Solves Heart Problem: Ah, but there’s one who did do it.

Back to Behavior: And here’s how through him you can do it too. (Can be application throughout or application of sermon @ conclusion.)

Look at the text through Three Application Perspectives:

The Doctrinalist Perspective (Normative / Prophet) - How does the text support sound doctrine? [Me / most evangelicals]

The Pietist Perspective (Existential / Priest) - How does the text relate to me psychologically & devotionally? [Cortney Piper] ~ tends to sound therapeutic.

The Culture-Transformationalist Perspective (Situational / King) - How does the text relate to corporate & cultural issues? [Kent Anderson] ~ tends to sound left-wing/Marxist liberationist ideology

What theme(s) is the passage communicating?

What is the opposite that’s true in our world?

How does this critique the Irreligious/Relative?

How does this critique the Religious/Moral?

What is the way of the cross?

What is(are) the External Behavior(s)?

What are the Heart Motives?

1. Behavior:

2. Heart Problem:

3. (Faith in) Jesus Solves Problem:

4. Back to Behavior:

Three Application Perspectives

1. Doctrinist:

2. Pietist:

3. Culture-Transformationist:

Exhortation: Specific Applications

Rooted in Christ’s Work

How is this text rooted in the work of Jesus? (How does this make the cross of Christ necessary?)

Result in Christ’s Wonder

How does this text result in the worship of Jesus?

Quotes / Illustrations

Sermon Skeleton3 on Text

Title: “Sermon Title”

Text:

Theme(s):

Point:

Probing Question: Question?

Transitional Sentence:

Outline:

Sermon Title

Passage

Introduction

Transition:

Sermon Point

Explanation

Illustration

Related Text(s)

Application / Exhortation

Transition:

(Repeat for each point)

Conclusion

1 H. B. Charles, Jr. Podcast: Crafting Effective Sermon Outlines #082

2 Tim Keller / Edmund Clowney @ Reformed Theological Seminary: Preaching Christ in a Postmodern World. Sessions 8 & 9 - Applying Christ: Getting Down to Earth, Parts 1 & 2.

3 H. B. Charles Jr. Facebook post 2019-07-31.

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