Sermon Notes Journal

Download or read book Sermon Notes Journal written by Sam Inceoglu and published by Independently Published. This book was released on 2018-10-29 with total page 108 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A sermon journal is a valuable instrument for rewarding reflection times. Sermon journals must be convenient to write on, carry, and keep. Compact. This sermon journal has over 100 pages and a portable 6"x 9" size. Calm Color. A luxurious cream color for the pages of sermon journals looks refined and calm. Cream is an appropriate tone for reflecting on Sunday messages. Adequate Space Sermon notes every Sunday preaching should be reviewed daily during the week. This helps in applying lessons on daily living and in preparing for the next studies. To achieve these goals, each page of a sermon journal must allot ample space for the following: Date. It is ideal to write the dates for the preaching notes. This keeps lessons more organized and easier to track or get back to. Speaker. Write the speaker's name. This can be useful for any clarifications or follow-ups about the lesson. The speaker can also be referenced in further studies. Topic. Jotting down the topic helps the writer remember and access it better. Scripture references. Reflecting on sermons becomes fruitful with the Scripture. Practical sermon journals allow space for the topic, related Bible verses, and insights. Notes. Listing down the notes the preacher shares helps in recalling the lessons. Write down the important quotes, stories, and details for further study or application. This is also beneficial in discussing topics or any questions with others. Prayer requests. Quiet time is incomplete without prayer. Daily reviews of Sunday sermons usually begin and end with prayers. Recording prayer requests motivates studies of the Word and sermons. Keywords. Identify, summarize, and list the main points from each sermon. These will help in later studies and in relating sermons or topics with one another. Further study. To bring the message home and enrich learning, read or listen to other related sermons. Deeper understanding of lessons can clear out any confusion or provide new insights. Sermons that are well-understood can be effectively shared with others, too.