Sermons: Types, Preparation, and Structure

 
Central Jamaica Conference
 
Child Preachers Training
Sermon Preparation
 
What is a
Sermon ?
 
 
What is a Sermon
 
A sermon is a speech
delivered from the
Bible 
to
 teach people
about faith, morals,
and how to live a
good life.
 
Why is Sermon
Preparation
Important
 
Why is Sermon Preparation Important
 
Sermon preparation is
important because it
helps make the message
clear, interesting, and
easy to understand,
guiding them in their
faith journey in a fun and
engaging way.
 
Types of Sermons
 
Types of Sermons
 
Narrative Sermons: These sermons tell a story
or narrative from the Bible, focusing on its
characters, plot, and lessons to convey a moral
or spiritual truth. Example: A sermon on the
parable of the Good Samaritan, emphasizing
the importance of showing compassion to
others.
Biographical Sermons: These sermons examine
the life and experiences of a biblical character
or historical figure, drawing lessons and insights
applicable to contemporary life. Example: A
sermon on the life of David, highlighting his
victories, failures, and faithfulness to God.
 
What are the
parts of a
Sermon
 
 
Parts of a Sermon
 
The structure of A sermon is like the
physical structure of A dog: it has A  head,
A body and A tail.  Similarly, a Sermon has
a
 Introduction
 A body and
 A conclusion/appeal.
 
How to prepare for
your Sermon
 
1.
Prepare Yourself: take time to pray and meditate, seeking
God's guidance, wisdom, and inspiration.
2.
Understand Your Audience: Familiarize yourself with the
age group, interests, and attention span of the children
you'll be speaking to. Adapt your language, content, and
delivery style accordingly.
3.
Choose a Relevant Topic/ Scripture: Select a topic that is
age-appropriate, relatable, and relevant. Prepare to use
stories, examples, and illustrations that resonate with
their experiences and interests.
4.
Do your research: review other books, find illustrations
and stories
5.
Simplify the Message: Break down complex concepts into
simple, easy-to-understand nuggets.
6.
Practice: Rehearse your sermon delivery to ensure clarity,
timing, and effectiveness.
 
Activity
 
Choose Sermon
Type
Choose topic/
Scripture
Choose Title
 
 
Quiz
 
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Explore the significance of sermon preparation, types of sermons (expository, topical, narrative), key sermon components, and essential tips for sermon preparation.

  • Sermons
  • Preparation
  • Expository
  • Topical
  • Structure

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  1. Central Jamaica Conference Child Preachers Training Sermon Preparation

  2. What is a Sermon ?

  3. What is a Sermon A sermon is a speech delivered from the Bible to teach people about faith, morals, and how to live a good life.

  4. Why is Sermon Preparation Important

  5. Why is Sermon Preparation Important Sermon preparation is important because it helps make the message clear, interesting, and easy to understand, guiding them in their faith journey in a fun and engaging way.

  6. Types of Sermons Expository Sermons: These sermons explain and explore a specific passage or book of the Bible in detail, often verse by verse. Example: A sermon on Psalm 23, unpacking its meaning and relevance to daily life. Topical Sermons: These sermons address specific topics or themes relevant to the audience, drawing from various passages of scripture to support the message. Example: A sermon on forgiveness, exploring biblical principles and examples of forgiveness.

  7. Types of Sermons Narrative Sermons: These sermons tell a story or narrative from the Bible, focusing on its characters, plot, and lessons to convey a moral or spiritual truth. Example: A sermon on the parable of the Good Samaritan, emphasizing the importance of showing compassion to others. Biographical Sermons: These sermons examine the life and experiences of a biblical character or historical figure, drawing lessons and insights applicable to contemporary life. Example: A sermon on the life of David, highlighting his victories, failures, and faithfulness to God.

  8. What are the parts of a Sermon

  9. Parts of a Sermon The structure of A sermon is like the physical structure of A dog: it has A head, A body and A tail. Similarly, a Sermon has a Introduction A body and A conclusion/appeal.

  10. How to prepare for your Sermon 1. Prepare Yourself: take time to pray and meditate, seeking God's guidance, wisdom, and inspiration. 2. Understand Your Audience: Familiarize yourself with the age group, interests, and attention span of the children you'll be speaking to. Adapt your language, content, and delivery style accordingly. 3. Choose a Relevant Topic/ Scripture: Select a topic that is age-appropriate, relatable, and relevant. Prepare to use stories, examples, and illustrations that resonate with their experiences and interests. 4. Do your research: review other books, find illustrations and stories 5. Simplify the Message: Break down complex concepts into simple, easy-to-understand nuggets. 6. Practice: Rehearse your sermon delivery to ensure clarity, timing, and effectiveness.

  11. Activity Choose Sermon Type Choose topic/ Scripture Choose Title

  12. Quiz

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