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Try this: Do a biblical study of your keyword (find unexpected connections)
In my seminary homiletics class this week, something came up that I found helpful. When selecting a keyword, do a biblical-theological study of that word. See where else in Scripture it appears. There may be some amazing connections that can be made by simply doing a study of the keyword and its usage throughout Scripture.
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My key word for the Sermon I am preparing for Good Friday in Romans 3:21-26 is propitiation. Keen to found out where this will lead. Blessings.
Text & Keyword for Sunday
What is your Scripture text and keyword for this Sunday? Any of us preaching the same passage but using a different keyword?
1 like • Feb 26
Genesis 13 Sight
1 like • Mar 1
@McKay Caston Jesus is the true Abram who left the holy garden to redeem our Sodom bound sight.
Poor in Spirit
Hey everyone. I’m new here. I lead worship at my church here in Canada. My pastor has asked me to back up here and there. I think of David “Who am I, Oh God…” 2 Sam 7:18. Every time I’m called-I don’t feel worthy and not qualified. I’ve got zero training, no seminary. So, I come before you all with ears to learn. Grace and Peace be with you
2 likes • Mar 1
@McKay Caston thank you, I will do so.
1 like • Mar 1
@McKay Caston praise God indeed.
Biggest frustration in prep? (and how to overcome it)
There is a long list of sermon prep frustrations that I've experienced over the past 30+ years. Here are some of the top issues I hear as a preaching coach. - I often feel behind. - I struggle with sermon structure. - I experience unfinished sermon stress all week. - I am constantly rewriting my sermons on Saturdays. - I feel like my sermons get too confusing and complex. - I rarely receive the kind of positive feedback I long to hear. - My sermon application feels shallow, forced, and sometimes moralistic. Q: Can you relate to any of these? Q: Which ones stand out as most problematic? Q How has Preach360 helped you deal with them? Let's talk about it in the comments! 🗣️ Also, we'll deal with some of them in tomorrow's live coaching workshop—and demo the latest Preach360 web app. I think we're only days away from a community beta test. Join the live workshop here: https://www.skool.com/preach360/calendar?eid=c983fe02456c4e30a4dbb5ba60e8b06e Oh, if you haven't participated in this week's poll, cast your vote here: https://www.skool.com/preach360/poll-what-would-help-you-most-with-preach360-workshops That's it for today! Hope to see you at tomorrow's workshop. McKay
2 likes • Feb 25
This is my struggle at the moment; My sermon application feels shallow, forced, and sometimes moralistic. Thank you for the grace driven approach, I hope to finally preach Christ and Him alone crucified and not crucify His children again.
What's one thing you want to discuss in today's workshop?
Hey everybody, What is one thing you'd like to discuss or "see" during today's live coaching workshop? - A practical or theological question? - How to use a specific app feature? - How to "optimize" the message for Sunday? - Other? Join here: https://www.skool.com/preach360/calendar?eid=c983fe02456c4e30a4dbb5ba60e8b06e
1 like • Feb 25
How do I avoid preaching moralism to my audience particularly an audience that is exhibiting immorality and sinful tendencies?
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Jorum Mugari
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I am an elder servicing with a local church plant, an African theologian, a husband to Evah Mugari and father of 2 adult children, student for life.

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