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Topical Sermon Outlines.

Using These Outlines

Topical sermons are sermons that explore a particular theme. They can be stand-alone messages such as you will find listed below. Or, you can develop a series of messages such as you can find in our Topical Sermon Outlines - Series section.

Stand-alone topical sermons fulfil an important function. Even if you regularly preach series, sometimes you need a sermon for a specific date.

This could be for several reasons. Maybe you figured your sermon series was too long and decided either to take a break or abandon it altogether. Maybe something happened to throw your preaching planner out. God does that sometimes. Another possibility is that, despite all your prayer-based planning, the Holy Spirit makes it clear that you need to speak to your church on a particular theme.

Whatever the reason, we've got some great topical sermon outlines we hope you like.

The List So Far

Here's what's available so far:

Never Alone

Key Scriptures: Mark 14:32-42; Revelation 6:13-17; Psalm 139:7-10

Main Points: 1. The invisible realm; 2. The visible realm; 3. The presence of God

Run the Race!

Key Scriptures: Hebrews 12:1-2; Matthew 24:13; Mark 4:18-19

Main Points: 1. It's a marathon; 2. There are obstacles; 3. Keep your eyes on the prize

Boldness

Key Scriptures: 1 Sam 17:1-10

Main Points: 1. Boldness Is Never Limited By Natural Circumstances; 2. Boldness Maintains Itself By Keeping Its Eye On The Prize; 3. Boldness Will Always Bring About Opposition; 4. Boldness Draws Strength From Past Victories That God Has Given; 5. Boldness Doesn't Shackle Itself With Someone Else's Baggage; 6. Boldness Sees With The Eyes Of Faith; 7. Boldness Draws Upon God's Strength; 8. Boldness Takes Risks

Entering God's Rest

Key Scriptures: Luke 10:38-42; John 12:1-8

Main Points: 1. Worrying about basic necessities - food and clothing; 2. Worrying about the future; 3. Worrying about the future; 4. Angry at evildoers prospering; 5. Come To Jesus; 6. Take My yoke upon you; 7. Learn from Me; 8. Listen to the words of Jesus

Fasting

Key Scriptures: Dan 10:2-3; Mat 6:16

Main Points: 1. What Is Fasting?; 2. Why Fast?; 3. What Does Fasting Do?; 4. What To Pray For

Forgiving Others

Key Scriptures: Mat 18:21-27;

Main Points: 1. I must control my thoughts; 2. I must control my tongue; 3. I need to take control of my actions, and resist the temptation to take revenge; 4. Forgiving Others Does Not Mean That You Have To Trust Them; 5. Unforgiveness Leads To Bondage; Forgiveness Leads To Liberty; 6. Unforgiveness Hurts The Victim, Not The Offender

Jonah - Half-Hearted Obedience

Key Scriptures: Gal 5:22-23; Ps 139:7-10

Main Points: 1. The Mission; 2. Jonah's Response; 3. God Doesn't Give Up; 4. Jonah's Still Not Listening; 5. God is a God of the Second Chance; 6. God Isn't Finished With Jonah Yet

Self-Discipline

Key Scriptures: Jonah 1:1-5

Main Points: 1. Why Discipline Is Necessary; 2. Characteristics Of Disciplined People

Winds of Change

Key Scriptures: Is 43:19

Main Points: 1. God Is An Agent Of Change; 2. People Find It Difficult To Change; 3. The Church Has A History Of Resisting Change; 4. Leaders Are Agents Of Change; 5. Let The Spirit Take Control

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