Digital Logos Edition
Morris Proctor completed a manual entitled The I-Beam of Message Building. This resource is the result of being asked what procedure he personally used to prepare expository sermons. Over the years he had become comfortable “just preparing sermons” without consciously thinking through the steps. He has now codified and recorded the process that he uses.
From Morris Proctor: “I believe effective sermons should fulfill the two great principles of being Faithful to the Text and Functional for Today. Using the analogy of an I-beam, I guide you through 6 steps to building a sermon and then greatly expand the 6th step.”
In this manual, you will learn how to:
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“The sermon is not the goal. The truth encounter resulting in changed lives is.” (Page 11)
“True expository preaching discovers the primary idea in a biblical passage and then organizes the sermon around that one main point.” (Page 8)
“The Bible, not personal opinions and ideas, should be the source and content of sermons.” (Page 4)
“We preachers must have one foot firmly planted in the world of the passage and the other foot planted in the world of the people.” (Page 12)
“correct interpretation precedes contemporary application.” (Page 8)
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