Charles Wood's Sermon Outlines on Great Doctrinal Themes
Overview
Pastors will appreciate these comprehensive, pulpit-tested sermon outlines prepared by veteran pastor Charles R. Wood. Each sermon is expository, offering a fully developed outline based on the Scripture text. These outlines are designed to help save time without cutting corners.
Each book in the series contains more than thirty sermon outlines, each focusing on a single theme. Whether you are a pastor or Bible student, these outlines will provide sermons or lessons that develop a deeper understanding of the truths of God's word.
Pastors will appreciate these comprehensive, pulpit-tested sermon outlines prepared by veteran pastor Charles R. Wood. Each sermon is expository, offering a fully developed outline based on the Scripture text. These outlines are designed to help save time without cutting corners.
Each book in the series contains more than thirty sermon outlines, each focusing on a single theme. Whether you are a pastor or Bible student, these outlines will provide sermons or lessons that develop a deeper understanding of the truths of God's word. Each volume of outlines is published by Kregel and contains 64 pages of material.
Charles R. Wood is pastor emeritus of Grace Baptist Church in Granger (South Bend), Indiana, where he served as senior pastor for twenty-two years. He is Adjunct Professor of Christian Leadership at Piedmont Baptist College in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He is also the editor and publisher of A Pastoral Epistle, a monthly journal for pastors and missionaries.
Top Highlights
“Salvation is an incredible blessing to us, but blessing us is not the primary purpose of God. God’s glory is most prominent. We must reject anything that does not contribute to the glory of God: all man-centered purposes for redemption, all living outside the confines of His will, and all preoccupation with self.” (Page 38)
“Faith is believing in God enough to do certain things.” (Page 19)
“III. You are responsible for building the superstructure” (Page 15)
“We stress forgiveness in a theological sense. We give little thought to it on a personal level. Forgiveness is tremendously important in interpersonal concerns.” (Page 21)
“Focus on the afflictions, and they become heavy. Focus on what God is doing through them, and they lose weight.” (Page 10)
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