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Blank An empty outline. Expository One passage, preached in its own order, each point taken from the text. Topical One subject, taught from several passages. Three-point Three points, each explained, illustrated and applied. Big Idea (Robinson) Haddon Robinson's method: one idea from the text, explained, proved and applied. Christ-centred (Chapell) Bryan Chapell's method: the Fallen Condition Focus of the text, and the grace that meets it. Me-We-God-You-We (Stanley) Andy Stanley's shape: a tension you and the hearers share, what God says about it, and what to do. Narrative A story from Scripture, told with its trouble and its turn. Bible study or lesson A passage read together: what it says, what it meant, and what it asks. Youth talk A short talk with one point, said so it can be remembered. Your templates Sign in
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