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CM152 Preparing and Delivering Christ-Centered Sermons II: Communicating a Theology of Grace
Reading List
Introductory content
Understanding the Redemptive Approach
- Anselm’s Flowers and Justification
- The Fallen Condition Focus
- The Goal of Redemptive Preaching
- The Progressive Revelation Principle
- The Organic Principle
- Discovering Old Testament Quotes and Allusions in the New Testament
- The Redemptive Principle
- The Implications of the Redemptive Perspective
- The Necessity of Redemptive Interpretation
- The Nature of Nonredemptive Preaching
- The Deadly Be’s: Design for Nonredemptive Preaching
- The Demerits of Nonredemptive Preaching
- Consulting Creeds, Confessions, and Catechisms
- Unit 1 Quiz
Developing Redemptive Messages
- Review of Redemptive Principles for Christ-Centered Preaching
- Distinctives of Christ-Centered Preaching
- What Redemptive Preaching Actually Is
- A Basic Process of Christ-Centered Preaching
- Using Clause Search to Discover Divine Action in the Old Testament
- Traditional Approaches Useful for Some Texts
- Redemptive-Historical Approaches Useful for All Texts
- Interpretive Options: Redemptive-Historical
- Interpretive Options: Doctrinal Instruction and Literary Motif
- Interpretive Options: Relational-Interaction
- Redemptive “Lenses” to Use in Approaching All Texts
- Unit 2 Quiz
Midterm Exam
Preaching Christ-Centered Application
- The Grace of God Affects the Application
- The Highest Goal of Preaching
- Themes: Grace despite Our Sin
- Themes: Grace, Sin, and Holiness
- Motivation: Compulsion and Conduct
- Motivation: Our Conduct and God’s Acceptance
- Motivation: Imperative and Indicative—Part 1
- Tracking Imperative and Indicative Relationships in the New Testament
- Motivation: Imperative and Indicative—Part 2
- Motivation: Loving God
- Motivation: Loving Everyone God Loves
- Motivation: Self-Promotion or Self-Protection
- Motivation: Slavish Fear
- Motivation: Objective versus Subjective Guilt
- Answering the “How” Question
- Believing Change Is Possible
- The “Why” Is the “How”: Love Is Power
- The Power of the Disciplines
- Christ-Centered Application: Conclusion
- Unit 3 Quiz
Preaching from the Biblical Genres
Final Exam
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