Content
This step of homiletics starts with the passage and condenses it.
What is content list?
The minimum number of divisions.
What is 2?
This is the third step of outlining your passage.
What is a subject sentence?
These are the four letters you can use to help to begin your AIM.
What is CATL?
(Cause audience to learn)
Applications are worded in this form.
What is questions?
We look for these while we write our content lists.
What is repeated words?
The maximum number of divisions.
What is 4?
We start with these and then reduce them to help find the subject sentence.
What is divisions?
This is no longer facts only.
What is interpretation?
The way to evaluate application questions for yourself.
What is answer them!?
This is the minimum amount of content lines you may have.
What is 10?
We are not interpreting yet.
What is facts only?
This is the range of words you may have in your Subject Sentence.
What is 10-15?
The AIM is typically about one of two "things".
What is God or man?
There are this many application questions per division.
What is at least one?
We are pondering and reducing.
What is "Think and Shrink?"
We write these to the left of the division sentences.
What is verse references?
The subject sentence is specific enough to identify and locate this.
What is where the passage is found in the
Bible?
The aim should not be only found at one specific part in the passge.
What is throughout the passage?
These are not yes or no questions.
What is open ended questions?
What is facts only?
Division sentences may not be short form, but rather ________ _________.
What is complete sentences?
In essence, a subject sentence is this.
What is a summary of the whole passage?
Don't be a false teacher.
What is doctrinally correct?
We do not want to merely change outward behaviour.
What is target the heart first?