Expository sermons offer the advantage of

cultivating perception and maturity in the congregation.

never running out of things to say while preaching.

immunity from boredom or incoherence.

A common disadvantage arises from the textual sermon because

preachers are tempted to draw more from the text than is really here.

preachers tend to ignore the most important supporting texts.

it fails to be scripturally enlightening.

One disadvantage of the textual sermon is that

its material can become irrelevant.

it cannot remain focused on the biblical text.

it prevents referencing other passages.

there are no disadvantages of the topical sermon.

An advantage of the textual sermon is that

it offers a wide variety of preaching material.

preachers are less restricted by standard interpretations of the text.

current events are more easily incorporated as illustrations.

it prevents long-winded preaching.

An advantage of the textual sermon is that

God’s Word is being expounded.

each main division introduces a new Scripture.

the preacher has more opportunity to share novel insights.

The textual-analytical form interrogates Scripture, then

arranges the outline according to the sequence of the text.

forms a logical outline based on the questions’ answers.

bases the outline on other supporting texts.

adds main points as needed to explain unanswered questions.

In the textual-natural form, the divisions are

a reflection of the topics in the text.

rearranged according to the topic.

not related to the text’s topics.

a natural reflection of the preacher’s interests.

In the textual outline, each division of the text must

be related to the subject or topic.

have another Bible passage reference for support.

bring out a creative idea from the text.

The textual sermon is one that can accommodate

only the intended Scripture passage.

most topics of interest to the hearers.

many combinations of Scripture passages.

many forms, methods, and goals.

The textual outline is closely tied to

sermon’s purpose for the hearers.

The audience is most affected by the preacher’s

use of gestures and facial expressions.

Sermon gestures should be determined most by the

atmosphere of the sermon setting.

In forceful speech, the gesture

accompanies the word it emphasizes.

slightly precedes the word it emphasizes.

is an extension of the preacher’s style.

A weakness of the reading method is that it

may sound like an article or essay.

forces the preacher to be flexible in his or her preaching style.

is not accepted in most evangelical churches.

hinders the direction of the Holy Spirit.

A weakness of the extemporaneous preaching method is that it is

not appropriate for every type of sermon.

difficult for the audience to understand.

The correct use of summary in a conclusion is to

rephrase the outline in clear terms.

repeat the exact words of the outline.

give a detailed overview of the sermon.

repeat the most important feature of the sermon.

Sermon applications should have the most impact

at the final sentence of the sermon conclusion.

during the first main division.

when the preacher begins the exposition.

Which illustration uses a correct principle of sermon conclusions?

Pastor Romero prepares his sermon conclusion ahead of time, making sure that he knows exactly how his sermon will end.

For continuity, Pastor Chong always closes with the words of a familiar hymn.

At the end of the sermon on healing, Pastor Franc dismisses in prayer.

The closing statement at an evangelistic service is, “If anyone would like to receive Christ tonight, please come forward.”

One of the purposes of the sermon introduction is to

gain the interest of the hearers.

give the preacher time to organize his or her thoughts.

present a shortened view of the sermon.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which is also described as the running commentary?

Expository Sermon

Exegetical Paper

Commentary

Bible Reading

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which proceeds from exegesis to application?

Expository Sermon

Exegetical Paper

Commentary

Bible Reading

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which is a phrase-by-phrase record of information?

Expository Sermon

Exegetical Paper

Commentary

Bible Reading

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which concentrates on analysis and investigation of the text?

Expository Sermon

Exegetical Paper

Commentary

Bible Reading

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which focuses on opening the truth to the hearer?

Expository Sermon

Exegetical Paper

Commentary

Bible Reading

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A sermon that aims to show why the world’s security is a failure is

evangelistic.

doctrinal.

ethical.

apologetic.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A sermon that aims to motivate people to seek salvation rather than materialism is

evangelistic.

doctrinal.

ethical.

apologetic.

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Homiletics final

Which is also described as the running commentary?

Which proceeds from exegesis to application?

Which is a phrase-by-phrase record of information?

Which concentrates on analysis and investigation of the text?

Which focuses on opening the truth to the hearer?

A sermon that aims to show why the world’s security is a failure is

A sermon that aims to motivate people to seek salvation rather than materialism is

A sermon that aims to show how to live with Christian principles in a worldly system of business is

A sermon that aims to teach the right attitude toward material possessions is

Expository sermons offer the advantage of

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