What creates a compelling sermon?
A good sermon makes the text simple for your congregation to understand. We all agree on this, yes?
But too often, sermons are delivered like a stream of consciousness, barely following a coherent logic. This can make it exceedingly difficult for your congregation to connect with your sermon.
One of the best ways to avoid a poorly constructed sermon—disorganized, complex, repetitive—is to use a specific sermon structure every time you write.
This guide is designed to help you do just that.
My name is Caleb Breakey, founder and CEO of sermontobook.com, where we help pastors around the globe turn old sermons into timeless books. I’m the author of Called To Stay, a #1 Amazon Bestseller in church growth, and was a finalist for the ECPA Christian Book Award.
Through 12 Sermon Structures, I’m going to show you a usable blueprint to build a solid sermon foundation.
