May 12: Paano Gumawa Ng Sermon? - Homiletics - 2 Timothy 4:2 - 365 Daily Devotions
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Today's Devotion:
365 Daily Devotions: Seminary Edition
💁🏻 Concept: Homiletics
Homiletics is the art and skill of preparing and delivering a Bible-based sermon or message. It is the sacred task of faithfully sharing God’s Word in a way that touches the heart, feeds the soul, and leads people closer to Christ. It’s not just about speaking—it’s about letting God speak through you to His people.
Sample Sermon Outline:
Topic / Title / Bible Passage: God’s Love - John 3:16
Introduction:
-Grab your audience’ attention and lead them to the topic.
Body:
Point 1: God’s greatest love involves giving.
Explain it: What does the Bible say?
Illustrate it: What example helps us understand it?
Apply it:











