An interactive, multi-media CD-ROM teaching how to develop and deliver an expository sermon based on Robinson's Biblical Preaching and Chapell's Christ-Centered Preaching.
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John Koessler is chair of the pastoral studies department at Moody Bible Institute. He is an experienced pastor and the author of seven books and numerous articles.
Steven Albrecht serves as web-service team leader at Moody Bible Institute. He is a graduate of Bethel College and holds a master's degree in computer systems management from Creighton University.
Easy Installation Instructions
PC
Program should start automatically after inserting the CD. If it does not start, double click on the file on the CD called START.EXE.
MAC
Open the CD called How to Preach a Sermon and double click on the icon called START.
Steven Albrecht serves as web-service team leader at Moody Bible Institute. He is a graduate of Bethel College and holds a master's degree in computer systems management from Creighton University.
Easy Installation Instructions
PC
Program should start automatically after inserting the CD. If it does not start, double click on the file on the CD called START.EXE.
MAC
Open the CD called How to Preach a Sermon and double click on the icon called START.
From the Back Cover
This multimedia program is designed to instruct you in the basics of formulating and delivering a biblical sermon. It is based on principles from the best-selling homiletics texts Biblical Preaching by Haddon Robinson and Christ-Centered Preaching by Bryan Chapell.
With the updated edition of this practical resource you'll find
-clear, concise text outlining the basics
-multiple-choice pop quizzes to test your knowledge
-video features from Haddon Robinson, Joseph Stowell, Bryan Chapell, D. Stuart Briscoe, and more
-helpful illustrations of preaching techniques through audio and video clips
Whether you're a student taking homiletics classes, a pastor looking for a refresher course, or a lay pastor without formal training who wants to learn how to preach, you'll find the insights of How to Preach a Sermon helpful and easy to understand.
System Requirements
Macintosh
-400 MHz G3 processor or faster
-Macintosh OS X v10.3.9 or later
-Quicktime 7.0
-128MB RAM minimum
PC
-Pentium II 500 MHz with Windows XP
-64 MB RAM minimum
-Windows Media Player 9 Series
-16-bit sound card
-2X or faster CD-ROM drive
With the updated edition of this practical resource you'll find
-clear, concise text outlining the basics
-multiple-choice pop quizzes to test your knowledge
-video features from Haddon Robinson, Joseph Stowell, Bryan Chapell, D. Stuart Briscoe, and more
-helpful illustrations of preaching techniques through audio and video clips
Whether you're a student taking homiletics classes, a pastor looking for a refresher course, or a lay pastor without formal training who wants to learn how to preach, you'll find the insights of How to Preach a Sermon helpful and easy to understand.
System Requirements
Macintosh
-400 MHz G3 processor or faster
-Macintosh OS X v10.3.9 or later
-Quicktime 7.0
-128MB RAM minimum
PC
-Pentium II 500 MHz with Windows XP
-64 MB RAM minimum
-Windows Media Player 9 Series
-16-bit sound card
-2X or faster CD-ROM drive
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty cheesy!!,
By 1cor311 (IL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How to Preach a Sermon: An Electronic Guide from Formation to Delivery (CD-ROM)
Save your money. The examples that are used are brief paragraphs from the Chappell and Robinson books. And even then, a recorded voice reads the short paragraph to you, as if you can't read it yourself.
There are several video examples of different presentation techniques (volume, pauses, etc) but even they are very short. On top of all, there is EXTREMELY cheesy background music. Read the original books to learn how to craft a sermon, and look online and on TV to learn how to deliver one. This really isn't worth the effort.
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