PAS-3043 – CHRISTIAN PREACHING II
COURSE DESCRIPTION
An application of homiletical principles and practices through preaching.
NBC Prerequisites: Christian Preaching I.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
The following are competencies for Ordination
Course of Study which are achieved by this course: [req.]
1. Ability to exegete a passage of Scripture using the steps of
historical, literary, and theological
analysis used in exegesis. (CN-17)
2. Ability to speak coherently and cogently in the modes of discourse
appropriate for the various
ministry contexts. (CP-3)
3. Ability to prepare, organize, and deliver biblically sound sermons in
culturally appropriate
Ways using appropriate techniques and skills. (CP-22 Elder, CP-22 Deacon
Chaplaincy)
4. Ability to develop and utilize existing ministry forms such as
evangelistic preaching, pastoral
Care preaching, doctrinal/teaching preaching and preaching Christian
seasons/calendar
by which individuals, families, and congregations may be formed in
Christlikeness. (CP-
23 Elder, CP-23 Deacon Chaplaincy)
5. Ability to assess the strengths and weaknesses of current homiletical
models in light of
Enduring theological (Bible, doctrine, philosophy) and contextual
(history, psychology,
sociological) perspectives. (CP-24 Elder, CP-24 Deacon Chaplaincy)
COURSE PROFESSOR
Rev. Rollie Miller
COURSE TEXTBOOKS
1. Kinlaw, Dennis F. Preaching in the Spirit.
1985.
2. Robinson, Haddon and Larson B. Craig. The Art and Craft of
Biblical Preaching.
3. Blank VHS video tape, or other type of Electronic recording media approved by Rev. Miller.