What's Your Purpose
Homiletics assignments are found here.
What is at the bottom of weekly lesson questions?
The number of items you should have in content
What is 10-20 items?
In this step, you reduce the whole passage to one summary
What is the subject sentence?
All aims begin with this phrase
What is “Cause the Audience to Learn”?
This is the number of applications you need per division?
What is at least one?
The people who can do homiletics
Who is EVERYONE? (Assigned for GLs and ALs)
Each homiletics summary should include this many divisions
What are 2-4 divisions?
The Subject Sentence should include these two things?
What is a noun and verb?
Aims can be focused on either of these two
What are God or people?
Applications are written this way
What is in question form?
To gain a more in-depth understanding of the passage.
Why do we do homiletics?
Divisions should be written in this manner
What are grammatically correct sentences?
Only facts are used in preparing these steps of Homiletics
What are Content, Divisions, and Subject Sentence?
The aim should indicate this in the passage
What is the main primary truth or principle in the passage?
Applications should not be this
What is YES or NO answers?
Besides prayer, what are the steps for completing homiletics?
What is Content, Divisions, Subject Sentence, AIM, and Applications?
Possible helps for making Divisions can be found in one of these two places
What is Lesson Questions or Headings in your Bible?
Subject Sentences should be less than this many words
Less than 10-15
The aim should encourage this response
What is apply truth or put into action?
The best way to evaluate your applications is this
What is answer them yourself?
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!! This phrase describes the flow of homiletics from whole passage to 10 words.
What is THINK AND SHRINK?
This should be written with both Content and Divisions
What are the verse number(s)?
Each subject sentence should be specific enough to find this
What is the specific location in the Bible?
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!! Your aim must be this, meaning in agreement with the teaching of the Bible
What is doctrinally correct?
The goal should be this and not merely surface behavior change
What is heart transformation?