Sermon prep links
Unashamed Workman has reposted its cornucopia of links on sermon preparation.
posted by Milton Stanley at 7:51 AM
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
About Me
- Name: Milton Stanley
- Location: Mud Creek, Tennessee, United States
Don't be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind so that you may be able to determine what God's will is -- what is proper, pleasing, and perfect. - Rom. 12:2
Sermon & Teaching Resources
For the best links to free online Bible commentaries for preaching and teaching, please visit Expository Links.
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- Real vision
- Another Roman Catholic commentary link
- Knowing the real enemy
- Preaching from the OT
- Holding on to God
- All four dimensions
- Grace communities
- Gregson commentaries online
- Patience and power
- Gift of grace
Disclaimer
Linking to a given site doesn't mean I necessarily agree with everything it says. And since this is a blog, not a sermon, I'm not being fastidious about qualifying every post. If you're a preacher of the Word, you ought to be able to separate the wheat from the chaff. If you want to see what I believe and preach, go to my sermons page:
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Scripture Resources
- Bible.org
- Bible Research
- Dr. Constable's notes
- Expository Links
- Gary Everett commentaries
- Greek NT with variants
- Interlinear Greek NT
- Interlinear Hebrew OT
- Ministry Matters Library
- NT Greek lexicon
- OT Hebrew lexicon
- The Sword Project
- The Text This Week
- Working Preacher Bible commentary
- World Wide Study Bible
Sermon collections
Preaching Links
- C of C Online Preaching
- The Living Pulpit
- MoreIllustrations.com
- Preaching at Religion-Online
- Preaching Magazine
- Sermon Index
- SermonLinks.com
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8 Comments:
have you thought of gathering a flock of lost sheep together?
If I understand what you're asking, I would love do to so--with an eye on introducing them to the Good Shepherd.
i have no specific type of gathering in mind...and i was just curious what you might have thought of it. mainly because it seems that there are so many different ways and opportunities to do this these days.
There are all kinds of online gatherings people are trying: social networking, chat, IM, virtual worlds, and comments-section discussions on weblogs. A lot of these are good things, but I don't think any of them ought to be substitutes for real-life, ftf gatherings of saints to worship.
For me and, I suspect, others, weblogs can foster virtual communities for sharing thoughts and even lives. I try to make TS both a safe place to share ideas with believers from all over the world, and a means of encouraging Christians to deepen fellowship in their own congregations.
Lost sheep could mean a couple of different things: either Christian misfits, or unbelievers. In both my online and real-world life and work, I hope and pray to minister to both groups.
Peace.
i guess i was thinking more along the line of face to face interaction...but, who knows.
i am not sure what you mean by a christian misfit.
and i suppose i should not have limited the gathering quesion to only "lost" sheep.
By Christian misfits I mean Christians who feel lost in the church--not eternally, but simply socially.
Right now I'm in the process of recovering from my last ministry and trying to figure out which direction to go next. I'm happy to not be in leadership right now but simply be another believer in a small, rural congregation.
it will be interestng to maybe see a little bit of which direction the Lord is taking us all through time.
God is using us even now.
i posted a really good link from hennhouse today.
check it out, it is a good one for the heart.
Love to you and your family :-)
Thanks, Nancy. I'll give it a look. Peace.
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