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Originally posted by Preach My D.Min. dissertation was entitled, "High Expectations: an investigation into the quantitative element of time upon the art of expository sermon preparation." It is basically a little handbook on time management for the new preacher, and the seminarian. It also deals with the mechanics of sermon preparation and delivery, including the selection of the text. How do you usually go about deciding what to preach?
"In Christ" Bobby
Originally posted by JonathanHunt
Forgive my ignorance, but I have never heard of 'preaching from a lectionary'. What means this?
JH
Originally posted by Ivan
Originally posted by JonathanHunt
Forgive my ignorance, but I have never heard of 'preaching from a lectionary'. What means this?
JH
You have heard of a lectionary, right?
Originally posted by JonathanHunt
Originally posted by Ivan
Originally posted by JonathanHunt
Forgive my ignorance, but I have never heard of 'preaching from a lectionary'. What means this?
JH
You have heard of a lectionary, right?
Indeed.
But preaching from a lectionary? That consists of reading what someone else has written... hardly a sermon.
Are you meaning roughly basing a message on a lectionary or just reading it out?
JH
[Edited on 13-12-2004 by JonathanHunt]
Originally posted by VirginiaHuguenot
From my perspective, to the extent they adhere to the church calendar, they are objectionable. To the extent that they are merely readings from the Scriptures, I can see profit in them. However, I think lectionaries tend towards taking the determination of which Scriptures to read out of the hands of the minister and they yoke the readings to an ecclesiastical holiday system which undermines the liberty of Scriptural worship which we have in Christ (cf. Gal. 5.1; 4.9-10). My own preference as far as (expository) preaching is concerned is to hear the Bible preached through from Genesis to Revelation with breaks for topical preaching as may be warranted by providential circumstance and the minister's or session's judgment.
Originally posted by Ivan
How many on this board preach on a regular basis? How do you pick the passages you preach? Do you use the lectionary? Do you ever discuss the sermon preparation on this board?
I'm asumming that we have expository preachers here.
Originally posted by Redeemed This will be my first time preaching through an OT book. I recommend Christian Ministry by Charles Bridges, Pastoral Theology by Thomas Murphy, and Lectures to My Students by Charles Spurgeon for further mediatation.
Originally posted by LawrenceU
Wednesday evenings: Baptist Catechism study