Comments on: Sermon Prep questions http://www.davidmehrle.com/archives/120 Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:55:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Matt c. http://www.davidmehrle.com/archives/120/comment-page-1#comment-602 Matt c. Fri, 20 Mar 2009 03:00:53 +0000 http://studentministry101.com/?p=120#comment-602 Both of those have helped in the process of becoming a sound teacher. However, I found that at this point in my life my preaching has been most challenged by asking, "So what?" This question is challenging because it moves me beyond information giving and forces me to think in terms of application (and then transformation). Both of those have helped in the process of becoming a sound teacher. However, I found that at this point in my life my preaching has been most challenged by asking, “So what?” This question is challenging because it moves me beyond information giving and forces me to think in terms of application (and then transformation).

]]> By: Derrell http://www.davidmehrle.com/archives/120/comment-page-1#comment-594 Derrell Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:07:44 +0000 http://studentministry101.com/?p=120#comment-594 the one thing i think should always be the goal of teaching and preaching, well at least in my opinion. i work on that one thing, the dominate thought as i was taught at LCC, more than anything else. because if i don't have that one thing i don't anything to teach or speak on. arrive at what that one thing should be never really takes me long, because that's where lesson/sermon planning come in handy. i usually know where i want to go with lessons and sermons. as far as sermon prep that can be anywhere from a couple days to the whole week and changing it sunday. i think any sounds good when you prep your sermon and i sounds good at first, but doesn't sound good later. i know my homiletic professor spent a couple weeks planning out the year and would get sermon prep started two weeks before he had to preach it. the sr. minnister i am with now does it all in a few days. he works on his wednesday night sermon and sunday morning sermon all in the same week. but he also gets together with other area ministers and they bounce ideas off each other for their sermons. the one thing i think should always be the goal of teaching and preaching, well at least in my opinion. i work on that one thing, the dominate thought as i was taught at LCC, more than anything else. because if i don’t have that one thing i don’t anything to teach or speak on. arrive at what that one thing should be never really takes me long, because that’s where lesson/sermon planning come in handy. i usually know where i want to go with lessons and sermons.

as far as sermon prep that can be anywhere from a couple days to the whole week and changing it sunday. i think any sounds good when you prep your sermon and i sounds good at first, but doesn’t sound good later. i know my homiletic professor spent a couple weeks planning out the year and would get sermon prep started two weeks before he had to preach it. the sr. minnister i am with now does it all in a few days. he works on his wednesday night sermon and sunday morning sermon all in the same week. but he also gets together with other area ministers and they bounce ideas off each other for their sermons.

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