Complete Sermon Outlines
Overview
Many pastors preach at least twice a Sunday, and some must stand in the pulpit three times a week or more! Generating that much content can be exhausting—especially if you don’t have the right resources. The Baker Sermon Outlines series provides busy pastors with well-researched sermon outlines based on specific texts of Scripture and practical topics. Scriptural and easy to use, these time-saving books include homiletical outlines for Bible passages, holidays, evangelism, great themes of the Bible, special occasions, prayer meetings, and more. Ideal for both expository and topical preaching styles, this series includes more than 3,000 pages of outlines that will guide you in your study and provide the rhetorical framework for a persuasive, biblical, and gospel-centered sermon.
Part I — “Firsts”
- 1. My First Sermon in My First Church
- 2. My First Youth-for-Christ Address
- 3. My First Keswick Message/li>
- 4. My First Radio Sermon
- 5. My First Television Sermon
- 6. My First Published Sermon
- 7. My First College Christian Union Address
- 8. My First Sermon in Spurgeon’s Tabernacle
Part II — “Specials”
- 9. Christmas
- 10. Passion
- 11. Easter
- 12. Ascension
- 13. Whitsun (Pentecost)
- 14. Harvest
- 15. Remembrance
- 16. Men’s Sunday
- 17. Women’s Sunday
- 18. Sunday School Anniversary
- 19. Church Anniversary
- 20. Choir Sunday
- 21. Ordination or Induction
- 22. Wedding
- 23. Funeral
- 24. Missionary Sunday
- 25. Bible Sunday
- 26. Watch Night
- 27. New Year
Top Highlights
“What He was born to do—to save the world from sin—He completed upon the cross of Calvary” (Page 26)
“How did the world first hear this good and glad news? The shepherds ‘returned.’ After seeing the new-born King for themselves, they went back to their daily work and, on the way and on every day, told others what the angel had told them and what they had seen for themselves.” (Page 26)
“The previous verses are entitled by Dr. Campbell Morgan, ‘Injunctions to Workers.’ These workers are the whole church, ‘none is left out.’ A motto of the early Methodists was: ‘All at it and always at it’!” (Page 39)
“the world still needs a Savior, the message that ‘Jesus Christ is born today’ is still good news.” (Page 25)
- Title: Complete Sermon Outlines
- Author: Eric Hayden
- Series: Dollar Sermon Library Series
- Publisher: Baker
- Print Publication Date: 1974
- Logos Release Date: 2015
- Era: era:Contemporary
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Sermons › Outlines, syllabi, etc
- Resource ID: LLS:CMPLTSRMNTLNS
- Resource Type: text.monograph.sermon-outlines
- Metadata Last Updated: 2021-03-10T16:46:47Z