M.A. in Pastoral Ministry

CHMN 637 - Seminars in Preaching

Professor: Hyveth Williams
Date: October 11-15, 2015
Location: Ortner Center - Union College, Lincoln Nebraska

Course Description

An advanced preaching course emphasizing such topics as homiletical theory, history of preaching, persuasion, current preaching trends and models, and experimental preaching techniques.

Participants in CHMN637 Seminar in Preaching will learn how to develop solid biblical sermons that are both authentically biblical and relevant to the target audience. Deliver sermons in a way that connects with and impacts the audience. Discover the pastor’s vital role in shaping worship and the role of preaching in big picture worship.

Students Learning Outcomes:

Become familiar with contemporary literature in homiletics,
Discover and use the literary forms of the Bible in sermon preparation and delivery
Understand preaching definitions, styles and delivery methods
Discover and develop the art of prophetic preaching

Class Resources:

Reservation Form (The reservation period is now closed for this class. Thank you)
Course Syllabus
Location Information

Student Attendee List:

Rob Alfalah
Joseph Bates
Enock Bouzy
Marie Bouzy
DeeAnn Bragaw
Greg Bullion
Steve Carlson
Gary Collins
Michael W. Dyson
Francois Erasmus
Fredrick L. Grant
Richard Kurtz
Karen Lewis
Antonio Lopez
Mark Magnusson
Bellamy McKenzie
Otavio McKenzie
Andrew Shurtliff
Louella Simmons (MDiv.E)
Milos Tomic
Lilia N. Torres
Jana Thurber
Carol Hurley Turk
Cirilo Vazquez
James Venegas
Johnny Williams (MDiv.E)
Jorge Zeyala