God has spoken and has ensured His Word was written down faithfully for us. The preacher’s task and the pastor’s main responsibility is to make clear what God has said in His Word, the Bible. Therefore, the main point of the sermon must be the main point of the selected Biblical text.
Acts 20:17-38: True Shepherds
Exodus 7:14-8:19: God’s Supremacy
Exodus 6:1-7:13: God’s Promise of Salvation
Exodus 5:1-6:1: God’s Testing
Exodus 4:10-31: God’s Righteous Wrath
Exodus 3:10-4:9: God’s Plan of Salvation
Exodus 2:23-3:9: God’s Compassion
Exodus 2:11-22: God’s Preparation
Exodus 1:22-2:10: God’s Providence
Exodus 1:1-21: God’s Faithfulness
Mark 12:28-40: Motivated by Love
Luke 9:46-50: The Sin of Self-Glory
Luke 9:37-45: Without Faith
Luke 9:27-36: A Glimpse of Glory
Luke 9:18-27: The Nature of Saving Faith
Luke 9:12-17: Trust Jesus as Lord
Luke 9:1-11: Sent on Mission
Luke 8:40-56: The Lord over Death
Luke 8:26-39: The Lord over the Spirits
Luke 8:22-25: The Lord over Nature
Luke 8:16-21: Heed the Word
Luke 8:1-15: Receive the Word
Psalm 19: The World and the Word
Psalm 1: Living by the Word of God
Luke 7:36-50: Who Is This Man? Reiterated
Luke 7:18-35: Responding Rightly to Jesus
Luke 7:11-17: Divinity Displayed
Luke 6:43-49: Salvation Causes Obedience to Christ
Luke 6:37-42: Dealing with the Sins of Others
Luke 6:20-26: Find Comfort in Christ’s Favor
Luke 6:12-19: Joining the Ministry of Christ
Luke 6:6-11: Jesus, the Divine Emissary
Luke 6:1-5: The Lord of the Law
Luke 5:33-39: The Exclusive Nature of the Gospel
Luke 5:27-32: A Picture of Repentance
Luke 5:12-16: Jesus, Our Faithful High Priest
Luke 5:1-11: Responding Rightly to Jesus
Luke 4:14-30: Who Is This Messiah?
Luke 4:1-13: Jesus, Our Victor
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