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    How to Write a Lousy Sermon A Sermon is an exposition of the gospel of Jesus Chrit to a general audience. It is Good News, because that is what Jesus commissioned. It should draw people inexorably to His love and forgiveness, through a recounting of His life and deeds and inestimable love. Sermons appeal to the heart and soul and draw all; even the mentally retarded can be saved through the sermon. Lectures appeal to the intellect and thus (but not improperly) exclude some people. Not everyone

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    The Sermon On The Mount

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    The sermon on the mount shows us Jesus 's ethical teachings on how a person should live his or life, the distinction from the law, and this has a reaction from the society. Jesus ' Sermon on the mount has had a huge impact on the Christian religion and somewhat shaped the religion in a sense. It has been a reference point for Christian ideals on the right way to live your life. It was a well constructed, alluring sermon that must have captivated the minds of the people. The sermon commences with

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    Preaching Dec. 6, 2016 Just Say No to Boring Sermons: Preaching and the Formation of my Pastoral Identity My little sister and I used to get in trouble for laughing during church, basically all the time. And if we weren’t getting in trouble for laughing, it was for fidgeting too much, or doodling on the back of the paper from the Ritual of Friendship pad, or anything else that gave Mom any idea that we weren’t listening to the sermon. But the sermon was boring. Our preacher was boring. The preacher

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    The Sermon On The Mount

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    people were able to know what they had to do so as to enter the kingdom of God. For example, they shouldn 't perform adultery, shouldn 't murder, shouldn 't divorce and the greatest of all the lesson is "Love your neighbor as you love yourself." The "sermon on the mount" began with Jesus teaching Beatitudes, where he described the kingdom of God. He taught that those entitled to the kingdom of God are the mourners, poor in spirit and others. He also explained the benefits to be received, for example

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    The Sermon on the Mount is a sermon given by Jesus Christ found in the book of Matthew in the Holy Bible. The beginning of this sermon includes a list of blessings called the Beatitudes. Jesus uses these to explain God’s favor towards those who are striving for righteousness. For those who had come to believe and follow Jesus as the son of God, every word that he spoke in the Sermon on the Mount was intended as words of encouragement for Jesus’s disciples and were taken as such. For those who

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    opening statements of His Sermon on the Plain. As with any other passage there are translation differences, literary, historical, linguistic, economic and sociological backgrounds for this passage. It is sometimes difficult to discern the original, or real, meaning of biblical passages and Luke 6:20-26, and beatitudes in general, are no different. The Sermon on the Mount, found in Mark 5-7, is generally referred to as the greatest sermon ever preached. Jesus begins His sermon by stating the eight beatitudes

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    In The Sermon on the Mount and Romans twelve, Jesus and Paul teach that we must love our enemies. As a kid I just brushed off the idea as a normal thing. I realize now what a crazy idea Paul and Jesus are teaching. No one goes out and turns the other cheek or feeds someone they hate; unless they are trying to be like Jesus or are following another religion that teaches these ideas. I personally struggle with turning the other cheek immensely. I retaliate verbally and i’m usually not very nice. I

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    that no matter what we do, God would send us to hell unless we spill our blood on the cross. Edwards’s sermon was one of the most pivotal, volatile, and stirring sermons that set the standard for hellfire and brimstone sermons. Edwards’s describes all of us as sinners and how our lives lay perilously in god’s angry hands. To this day, we still have pastors preaching hellfire and brimstone sermons. While 272 years separate John Edwards from modern day pastors, we can still see the ever-lasting correlation

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    In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus introduced the eight beatitudes to teach his followers how to live an ideal Christian life. He taught those who listened about the 8 important blessings to guide us to soon be living an everlasting life with God in His kingdom above. Some of the Beatitudes influence us to feel compassion towards those who have wronged us, to be able to act out of the goodness of our hearts, and to bring peace and harmony to friends and enemies in times of disagreement. These Beatitudes

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    final step was actually preaching to the congregation under the watch of the godly minister. These preachers were there to honor Christ and make him happy, they didn’t care if they got paid or not. There were hours of studying and preparation for each sermon preached (McMahon, n.d.). Everyone was relying on them to provide them with the best and most accurate information about their Lord. According to the “Journal of Church and State” (2014) and McMahon (n.d.), the preachers of the gospel really wanted

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