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What are you preaching on? - 7/28/2009 11:22:19 AM
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PastorSteveMT
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Hello everyone,
I am hoping that maybe this topic could become a sticky but I would suppose it will depend on how popular this topic becomes.
The purpose for this thread is to get those of you who are preachers, to share what you are preaching about. What are the sermon series you are preaching about? What are the main and sub points you are talking about?
I'm hoping that this will spark ideas for each of us.
I'm not looking for this to turn into a thing where you share your whole sermons so others will just take and preach the sermon, but rather, just spark ideas.
I know with me, I will read someone's sermon series title and I will immediately get ideas for a sermon series just based on the sermon series title. I have no idea what they are preaching on at all, but just seeing the title is enough to get me thinking.
Or sometimes I'll see a topic and a sub point and that will be what sparks the idea.
Anyway, if anyone else see's some good coming out of this, then I'm hoping those of you who don't mind sharing will jump in and share some sermon series you are preaching on, or maybe a good series you did in the past.
For example, I did a sermon series entitled "Distorted".
In it I chose several topics where the Bible says one thing, but us as humans have "Distorted" what the Bible says and have put our own meanings on it.
I covered: God, Marriage, False Doctrine, Sex, The Bible and I think a couple others. Anyway, it went over fairly well.
I showed what we have labeled each of those to be, and then showed what the Bible actually said about them to clear up any distortion.
So that's what I'm talking about. Anyone else have anything to share so that others may be able to have their imaginations sparked or good ideas had?
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/28/2009 12:41:48 PM
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I will be giving my first message in over 10 years next month. (Messianic congregation)
I will be comparing and contrasting the working of the Holy Spirit in the Mosaic and New covenants, showing how the miracles of the gospels and Acts are actually a continuation of the "Spirit Upon" from the Mosaic covenant and not something new with the NT.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/28/2009 4:19:34 PM
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I will be giving my first message in over 10 years next month. (Messianic congregation)
I will be comparing and contrasting the working of the Holy Spirit in the Mosaic and New covenants, showing how the miracles of the gospels and Acts are actually a continuation of the "Spirit Upon" from the Mosaic covenant and not something new with the NT.
That will be very interesting.
Gonna have a link?
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/28/2009 7:10:49 PM
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I am starting a series on "Christianity for Today" this coming weekend, which of course "Christianity for Today" is the same as it was 2000 years ago.
The first few teaching will be on the Convenat of Grace, specifically teaching on Grace; what Grace is, what Grace is not, applications, etc. Grace will probably last for ten or so teachings, then I will go to Faith; with the same indepth probing od Scripture. And then to the next step and so on.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/29/2009 7:54:21 AM
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Greetings in Jesus
Excellent idea Pastor Steve. Should be fun and interesting! 
Currently have a message from Mat. 21:12 - 17. The House of the Lord
First point: The Lord's house is to be a house of prayer.
If it is, then:
Second point: The Lord's house will be a house of power.
then:
Third point: The Lord's house will be a house of praise.
Also working on a series for our Singles ministry, which will post later.
regret looks back, worry looks around but faith looks up from wjere our help comes from ...
I just wanted to say that this series sounds great! I think I just might have to do something like that.
And that is the whole point of this thread!! Whoohoo.
Let's keep them coming and get some more ideas from eachother.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/29/2009 10:09:02 AM
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Our last "series" was about learning how to study
and understand the Bible.
We went from Creation to the Feasts to the Promises
and tied it all in with the Fulfillment. We might have
spent six weeks or so. Or was it six months? lol.
Typically we just read and study verse by verse and
every topic imaginable will come up and be explained.
We've had so many ask "You mean it doesn't say ...............?"
Of course our response, "well, what did it just say?"
Every thing you can think of is addressed that way
and you have to accept what the Bible says about it or reject it
with a "yea, but.............etc."
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/29/2009 11:00:28 AM
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ORIGINAL: Lapidoth
Our last "series" was about learning how to study
and understand the Bible.
That is a very important, sadly often overlooked subject.
Most folks are very confused by the Bible and the chronology of the Bible. This seems to bring folks to just picking verses, and trying to build things around the isolated verse(s).
There are many "Tools" out there to help, but so many folks just do not use them.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/31/2009 10:16:33 AM
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ORIGINAL: Lapidoth
Our last "series" was about learning how to study
and understand the Bible.
That is a very important, sadly often overlooked subject.
Most folks are very confused by the Bible and the chronology of the Bible. This seems to bring folks to just picking verses, and trying to build things around the isolated verse(s).
There are many "Tools" out there to help, but so many folks just do not use them.
Thanks
RC
I agree and it's sad.
I could never understand it because I've studied
and learned to use the tools since I was 12.
Of course, I've changed my "opinions" on a lot of things.
But when it's a concrete fact, I can be leaned from side to side
but can't be pushed off my concrete slab............LOL
During this last series we wrote a simple curriculum so that we
can go over it any time the need arises with newbies to the faith.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/31/2009 5:11:18 PM
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Pastors have a tougher job than do visiting speakers or supply speakers.
The pastor has to be concerned about continuity in a way that a visiting speaker is not. Those of us who are generally invited speakers need to take a single concept and explore it deeply. For me, this means being able to take well known verses and try to help people see them from an entirely new perspective.
I will often rely on Hubble's deep space images as a means of trying to get people to better comprehend that the vastness of God's creation as a help for them to expand the size of their God. For most, God is imagined as a lot bigger man and not a person encompassing all of space and beyond. When they FINALLY grasp that there are more stars than there are grains of sand on all the beaches of the world, it begins to dawn on them just how MASSIVE God's creation really is... and, by extension, just how massive God is.
Eternity is another concept that people have a hard time grasping. All one needs is a ball of kite string and a felt tip pen to illustrate the concept of eternity in a new way to people. Just have a child pull out the string and go out the back entrance to the sanctuary and then ask them to imagine the boy never stopping and an endless ball of string. Then put the tiniest dot of ink on the string and say, "This is the history of the earth since its creation to now." It seems to help people better comprehend that eternity actually means ETERNITY!!!
I also often carry a bag having stuffed animals with which to illustrate points. For instance, to illustrate the fall of satan I slam one down on the floor. That at least wakes them up. Then when I get to the fall of Adam, I explain how the angels must have expected the same treatment for Adam and Eve. But, instead God showed his mercy. I show this by tenderly handling the stuffed animals, etc.
Now, a pastor that plays with stuffed animals is going to get quite a reputation; but, a visiting speaker can get away with it. 
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 7/31/2009 5:28:14 PM
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The next message I have is actually going to be on how "God WILL give you more than you can handle".
I hear it so many times how people try to tell you that God won't put more on you than you can handle in the way of trials. I believe this is not true to scripture. He will not let you be tempted above what you can handle but trials are different.
I hope to talk about why God will let you go through pain and the good He will bring from it.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/3/2009 8:05:35 AM
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The next message I have is actually going to be on how "God WILL give you more than you can handle".
I hear it so many times how people try to tell you that God won't put more on you than you can handle in the way of trials. I believe this is not true to scripture. He will not let you be tempted above what you can handle but trials are different.
I hope to talk about why God will let you go through pain and the good He will bring from it.
That should be a wonderful message! God bless you as you deliver it. An update to how it was recieved would be great too.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/3/2009 10:46:49 AM
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My associate and I were discussing an illustrated sermon.
When becoming a rabbi in the jewish faith,
they are given the TaNaKh or perhaps just the Torah.
Then all the writings of the rabbi's are piled on top of the Torah.
You never really get to studying Torah for all the rabbinical studies.
The gentile world is just at bad.
We are given the Bible to study (OT and/or NT)
Then all the writings of the televangelists, etc. {leaders of organizations}
are then piled on top of the Bible.
You never really get to studying the Bible for all the doctrinal teachings.
I was planning to burn a large pile of books by Copeland, Capps, Meyers, Hinn, etc.
I was told to sell them, but I think if something is not true to the Word it shouldn't
be spread for gain. So, I am planning on a big bonfire when I have the time.
I may use that as an illustrated sermon from Acts.
But back to the one we were discussing.
I may save some of them for this idea.
You lay out a Bible on a table before one of the congregants.
Then you begin to pile all those "other" books on top of it.
And then explain we are to study the "Word" but can't really
get to it because of the writings of all these WOF people.
And when we do, we view everything "through" those other books.
I think it would make a good illustrated sermon emphasizing how
important it is to study the Bible and yet how hard it can be to get
the right information if we view the Bible through the books instead
of the books through the Bible.
I experienced this some years back through my oldest son.
I planned to put all my kids through "bible school."
Rhema is near here so we sent him there.
The first year you are loaded down with tons of books by
the typical authors. Then you are told the Bible says this and
the Bible says that from these books. So actually, it's not a Bible
School, but an indoctrination of men. My son is very intuitive and
asked if it was okay to drop out. When I talked to him, I said it
was alright because he wasn't learning Bible, he was learning
man-made doctrines.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/3/2009 12:54:24 PM
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Here's a teaching from last year about this time.
LINK
Everything written about and points to Jesus. [The SUM total]
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/19/2009 2:15:37 PM
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I am working on a few different ideas ... the one that keeps coming to mind is "God's Extreme Makeover..."
We don't really do sermon series at our church ... I think some feel that a series is too planned and not leaving the door open for the Holy Spirit to work through the preacher if it is planned in advance.
I delivered one to our Sunday School Convention called "Investing in the Kingdom" ... the key areas I pointed out were the need to invest in 1) ourselves - studying God's Word, etc.; 2)our youth; 3) our church; 4) the Great Commission and 5) our denomination (sharing our wealth so we could plant churches, etc.)
I believe my first message as a licensed minister was one called "Moving from Ordinary to Extraordinary" in which I pointed out some of the key people the Lord used and Jesus called ... I pointed out that God uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things only He can do through us. Without Him we could not have done it.
I also have one in mind called "Is your life fireproof?" (Yes I got the idea from the movie but this is a different twist). The idea is to examine our lives and see if we are prepared for heaven or if we need work on changing our destination.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/19/2009 3:04:47 PM
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On Wednesday nights I'm preaching verse by verse through John. Currently on John chapter 12 right now. been in John for three years.
I just finished preaching verse by verse through Psalm 37 for 7 weeks in a series entitled, "Don't fret." Been rather timely as a lot has occurred of a fretful nature to many people of our church during the series.
In a few weeks I'm going to start a Sunday morning series on the Fundamentals of Faith, begins with Scripture, and going through the Last days. I'm currently working on this series so it will probably be about 13 sermons when completed.
In between the two Sunday sermon series I will have a two other preachers preach, plus I will preach a few non series messages that will be based on a few Scripture texts.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/20/2009 12:40:23 AM
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Hey blessings to you. I have had that thought but I put it on the back burner. God bless you.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/20/2009 12:28:30 PM
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On Wednesday nights I'm preaching verse by verse through John. Currently on John chapter 12 right now. been in John for three years.
I just finished preaching verse by verse through Psalm 37 for 7 weeks in a series entitled, "Don't fret." Been rather timely as a lot has occurred of a fretful nature to many people of our church during the series.
In a few weeks I'm going to start a Sunday morning series on the Fundamentals of Faith, begins with Scripture, and going through the Last days. I'm currently working on this series so it will probably be about 13 sermons when completed.
In between the two Sunday sermon series I will have a two other preachers preach, plus I will preach a few non series messages that will be based on a few Scripture texts.
We do the same here.
Every Saturday morning we go verse by verse
and if anyone has a point to make, we stop and
discuss it.
Then we meet on Tuesday nights and do the same thing.
From time to time, we may do a series or view something
on a video series that seems pertinent. And if anyone has
a point to make, we stop the video and discuss it.
And then there are times such as Hanakkuh that we do a
study in the book of Maccabees as to why the holiday.
Then we discuss whether we have the commitment to God's
Word as they did in their time.
And during Passover we go over the marvelous fulfillment
in Jesus Christ as our Passover Lamb, etc.
I love going verse by verse because I used to be annoyed
if we were delayed only to find out that when we got to
the parts we were delayed on that it fit precisely what was
going on in my life or some one else's life. Once I recognized
God's timing I quit being annoyed.............LOL
We just go with the flow and I know without a doubt that
each and every passage will be in due time.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/20/2009 4:40:02 PM
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Pastor Steve:
I preached on "Seeking God"
1. Seeking God for God himself that we might know him better and from knowing Him we would be conformed to Christ's image
2. Seeking God for no other reason than to approach God and make God the end and not the means to our blessings.
3. Seeking God as the highest duty of man, "To love the Lord thy God". Christ has made the way into the holiest for us, we should repent of placing God last on our "love list" rather the Christian should be increasingly familiar with God through Christ in the presence and power of his person
while praying or worshipping.
4. Seeking God while worshipping, refraining from "dead heading" our worship to God, pushing out all other thoughts, putting our faith to work in joyfully appearing before the throne of Grace to offer worship and thanksgivings.
5. The idolatry of ministry, people, entertainments that invade our lives in an attempt to replace the only true love we can know, the only truth we can live by that is not tainted with human corruption.
Evangelistic application...
Presenting Jesus Christ to people for Jesus own sake. Repentance? Its to be reconciled to God. Faith? Its to learn the character of God, Love? its the motivation behind how we live, think and speak. Christ came to bring us to God. Do not preach the gospel that attempts to use God as a means to obtain their loaf of bread or their fishes for food. Sin is the seperator of God and men, Christ came to destroy the power and penalty of sin and bring us to the Father.
The emphasis of evangelism is man in relationship with God through Christ. All other relationships are subservient to that supreme love-bond Christ came to establish between sinful man and a holy God.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/22/2009 5:54:29 PM
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Last Sunday I preached on Kingdom Living: Knowing your role.
What is meant by kingdom living.
The ambassador
The prayer warrior
The priest
The conqueror
The faithful servant
The watchman on the wall
The prodigal child
The court jester
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/23/2009 2:44:42 AM
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Some of the series that I've preached as excurses while teaching systematically through the Word (Matthew took 5 years, 2 months)
"The Bent Nails of The Carpenter" (about the people who didn't "get it" - at least not for a while, though some never did)
"Not in Polite Company" (words like "honor" and "respect" are powerful in the Bibe, but have all but disappeared from our language today)
"The Spirit-Driven Life (from Galatians and Romans)
"Called to Be Narrow-Minded" (the narrow path, Jesus' proclamation of being the way, the truth, and the life...)
"Which of the Ten Commandments Did God Abolish and When? Show Me"
"What is Gethsemane All About?" (the cup was the cup of God's wrath - this is the heart of the Gospel)
"The Hem of His Garment" (Matthew 14:34-36)
"Moses Made it To the Promised Land!" (Matthew 17:1-13 [17:3])
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/23/2009 6:38:51 PM
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Today, the Lord gave me a message from Acts, Chapter 8...
I started off by taking off my 10 year old shoe, and showing the congregation the half soles, and heals that an old timey shoe repairman had made to my shoes. I stated that he took off the old worn out sole, and replaced it with a new one. I used that as a parable about when Jesus saves us, He gives us a new soul. Then I preached this.
When Phillip preached, there was great joy in the city...Unclean spirits came out, many folks with the palsies, and many lame were healed. Simon, a man full of pride and sorcercies lost his livelihood, and so believed and was baptized. But, he was so used to using money to buy things, he tried to buy the Holy Ghost. Peter rebuked him, not only for this but for bitterness of heart. Then Simon asked Peter to pray for him.
I also preached about that lowly eunuch who was seeking God. The Lord directed Philip to go down and preach to him...Philip was a great evangelist yet he realized the importance of being led by the spirit, and the importance of preaching to just one man. The eunuch was saved, and the Spirit caught away Philip for his next mission.
Also I touched on Hebrews Chapter 12, about the Lord's chastisement, and that word bitterness which appears in verse 15.
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 8/31/2009 9:34:32 PM
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Pastor Steve.
Wonderful Idea and I am enjoying reading all the replies. Thank You.
Two weeks ago I was inspired to preach on John 9 "I am a blind man". I attempted to take the view from what the Blind man "Saw" From a child to being a man who begged, was laughed at until that day Jesus made clay anointed his eyes, "sent" him to wash in the pool and came out seeing.
This went to being questioned by the authorities and what a wonderful reply he made "I was blind but now I see" and sang a verse of Amazing Grace.
As the blind man was thrown out of the temple, Jesus found him and there..Christ Touched him..and that went into "He touched me"
which concluded the message. What a blessing.
The following Sunday (and being excited all week) God allowed me to continue with "He touched me" Showing how Jesus had 'Touched the leper, had 'Touched Peter's Mother-In-Law, and 'Touched Jarius daughter and raised her from the dead..Then turned to the women who touched the hem of His garment..Praise God. 7 Souls came to the alter..
Sorry if this is too long. I am new on here. Just wanted to Share and give God the Glory
In God's love
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 9/1/2009 1:52:36 PM
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Pastor Steve.
Wonderful Idea and I am enjoying reading all the replies. Thank You.
Two weeks ago I was inspired to preach on John 9 "I am a blind man". I attempted to take the view from what the Blind man "Saw" From a child to being a man who begged, was laughed at until that day Jesus made clay anointed his eyes, "sent" him to wash in the pool and came out seeing.
This went to being questioned by the authorities and what a wonderful reply he made "I was blind but now I see" and sang a verse of Amazing Grace.
As the blind man was thrown out of the temple, Jesus found him and there..Christ Touched him..and that went into "He touched me"
which concluded the message. What a blessing.
The following Sunday (and being excited all week) God allowed me to continue with "He touched me" Showing how Jesus had 'Touched the leper, had 'Touched Peter's Mother-In-Law, and 'Touched Jarius daughter and raised her from the dead..Then turned to the women who touched the hem of His garment..Praise God. 7 Souls came to the alter..
Sorry if this is too long. I am new on here. Just wanted to Share and give God the Glory
In God's love
And don't forget "The Touch of the Master's Hand."
I always like that song............
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RE: What are you preaching on? - 9/4/2009 1:21:58 PM
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I'm enjoying this topic and wish I could hear your sermons. Next Sunday I will preach on Mark 8:27 - 38. This is the lectionary reading for this Sunday. I plan to concentrate on the "Who do you say Jesus is?" I've asked this question on a couple of secular sites and received some interesting reply. Some from Christians who know Jesus and some from people who are guessing or hostile to Christianity. The congregation, where I minister, is a community church and we have a wide range of denominations. There are people who are very committed Christians and those who "wander around the fringe of the faith". I am thinking of titling my sermon "Christianity 101". Any thoughts are welcome.
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