Overview:

The Homiletics course offers an in-depth exploration into the science and art of preaching. The course focuses on the methodologies of sermon construction, from topic selection to effective delivery, emphasizing the importance of feeding the flock with relevant, impactful messages. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, highlighting the role of the preacher and the purpose of preaching in various religious contexts. Unique aspects of this course include a detailed study of biblical words associated with preaching, and a practical approach to developing principles from research.

Curriculum Highlights:

Key Topics:

• Introduction to Homiletics: A comprehensive introduction to the science of preaching and its significance in religious studies.
• Biblical Words associated with Preaching: An exploration of specific terminologies used in religious texts, providing context for sermon creation.
• The Preacher and the Purpose of Preaching: A deeper understanding of the role and responsibilities of the preacher and the objectives of delivering sermons.
• Types of Sermons: A study of different sermon styles, from topical to narrative, and their appropriate use in different contexts.
• Sermon Construction: A step-by-step guide to constructing a sermon, from topic selection, outlining, to delivery.

Available Resources:

The course includes comprehensive student and teacher manuals available in both A4 and US formats. Professional audio recordings of each chapter provide in-depth teaching and insights.

Download Resources:

• The full curriculum in PDF format.
• Supplemental charts, such as the chronology of the Book of Acts, for better contextual understanding.
• Study guides and worksheets for lessons to reinforce key teachings.