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From 1995 to 2021, I typically preached from a minimal outline (5 or fewer sentences) with handwritten annotation as my guide for preaching. None of those notes were fit for sharing—they were designed to capture the big idea, the flow of thought needed to get there, and just enough of my preparation to keep track when standing in front of people.
I’ve begun to rework my sermon creation process. One of my goals in the process is to create a document for each sermon that captures the purpose in a shareble form. If that works, the documents will be shared here.
For now, I share the notes from a sermon prepared for the Seventh Day Baptist General Conference sessions in 2014 along with a recording of the message.
5 warning signs your legacy won't last ... and what to do about it.
From 1995 to 2021, I typically preached from a minimal outline (5 or fewer sentences) with handwritten annotation as my guide for preaching. None of those notes were fit for sharing—they were designed to capture the big idea, the flow of thought needed to get there, and just enough of my preparation to keep track when standing in front of people.
I’ve begun to rework my sermon creation process. One of my goals in the process is to create a document for each sermon that captures the purpose in a shareble form. If that works, the documents will be shared here.
For now, I share the notes from a sermon prepared for the Seventh Day Baptist General Conference sessions in 2014 along with a recording of the message.
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