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Digital Sword - How to Study and Prepare a Sermon with Your Computer (Print & eBook)
- 442 pages, 16 chapters, images, charts, and tables are included
- You will receive the following: Paperback Print, eBook & audio book.
- This book will teach you how to study the Bible and prepare a message
- Logos Bible Software training videos will be included
Format of the Book
Each chapter is formatted as follows:
1. Preparation – We will introduce a topic, provide background material, and lay the groundwork for you to apply the ideas for each step in the Bible study and sermon preparation process.
2. Instruction – Here we’ll provide in-depth information so you can focus a specific Bible study and/or sermon preparation step.
3. Application and Practice – Two examples will be provided. One from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament, so you can see how to apply the knowledge you have gained so far and practice yourself.
4. Training Videos – Links to videos will be provided for additional Bible software training. Here you will learn how to use your Bible software for Bible study and/or sermon preparation.
5. Extra Credit – Here is additional information, training, and exercises to further your skill in studying the Bible and/or preparing a sermon.
6. Excel Still More – One of the best ways to improve is to analyze what you have accomplished. This section will provide self-evaluating questions so you can critique yourself and confirm you are on a path of improvement.
7. Recommended Books – If you wish learn more, a brief list of books is included for additional study.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – Before You Preach, Worship!
- Learn to integrate prayer into your Bible study and sermon preparation.
Chapter 2 – Finding the Treasure in the Text
- Learn how to outline any Biblical text and determine the main point of the passage easily
Chapter 3 – Removing the Veil of Babel, Part 1
- Learn to work with the original languages of the Bible to gain deeper insights and handle the Word more accurately.
Chapter 4 – Removing the Veil of Babel, Part 2
- Learn the rules of the original languages of the Bible with Logos Bible Software to ensure a precise understanding of what the original author wrote and meant.
Chapter 5 – Hop, Skip, and Jump
- Learn to identify critical Biblical cross-references to understand the author's intended meaning and related Biblical texts.
- Learn significant and relevant historical information related to the Biblical text to clarify the author’s meaning.
Chapter 7 – Seeing the Forest and the Trees
- Learn to identify significant theological themes and insights related to the passage you are studying to see a connection between near and far Biblical contexts.
Chapter 8 – Double Take
- Learn to utilize commentaries to check and correct your research.
Chapter 9 – Virtual Reality: Illustrating in Multi-Sensory Mode
- Learn to find, select, and communicate with illustrations that clarify the Biblical text.
Chapter 10 – Living Proof: Incarnating the Living Word
- Learn to rightly apply the Word of God for inner and outer life transformation into Christlikeness.
Chapter 11 – Ingredients to Ingestion: Is your Message a Meal, Morsel, or Just Empty Calories?
- Learn to evaluate your message and ensure it is Biblically substantive with theological depth.
Chapter 12 – Tickling Ears to Training Hearts: What Kind of Message are you Communicating?
- Learn the procedures as well as the pitfalls in creating a topical message.
Chapter 13 – A Rose by any other Name Would Smell as Sweet!
- Learn to expand your sermon preparation and delivery skill sets in five key areas to better communicate to a broader audience for more effective preaching and teaching.
Chapter 14 – Drop anchor! Dealing with Deep and Difficult Passages
- Learn principles to help you work through difficult passages and remain biblical.
Chapter 15 – Going Mobile
- Learn to leverage your mobile Bible software tools for worship, Bible Study, and Bible memorization when your laptop or desktop is unavailable.
Chapter 16 – God, You, & AI: Bible Study and Sermon Preparation
- Learn about the dangers of AI and plagiarism. Also, learn how to use AI for Bible study and sermon preparation with over 40 AI prompts to get you started with ethical uses of AI.
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Out of the Discourse Maze (HDNT, LDGNT), Part 1
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Studying the Bible, Part 11
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Studying the Bible, Part 04
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Out of the Discourse Maze (HDNT, LDGNT), Part 2
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Studying the Bible, Part 09
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Studying the Bible, Part 05
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How to Survey Any Book of the Bible
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Studying the Bible, Part 08
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How to Study the Parables
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How to Observe any Biblical Text with Logos, Part 1
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Studying the Bible, Part 10
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How to Observe any Biblical Text with Logos, Part 2
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Studying the Bible, Part 03
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Principles & Strategies for Studying Any Bible Topic
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Studying the Bible, Part 06
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How to do Bible Word Studies: Beginners to Advanced
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Notes - Organizing Your Research for Personal Study, Teaching, and Preaching
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Textual Criticism, Apparatuses, & Bible Study
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Studying the Bible, Part 02
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Bible Study
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Studying the Bible, Part 07
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Studying the Bible, Part 01
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DigitalSword Paperback Print, eBook & Audio (PRE-ORDER)
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Key Hermeneutical and Exegetical Principles for Interpreting Scriptures
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How to Study a Book of the Bible, Parts 1 & 2
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Studying the Bible, Part 12
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Choosing, Using, and Studying with Multiple Bible Versions
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