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Dear Pastors, are you looking for a sermon inspiration? It can be quite a daunting task, especially if you’ve never written one before. Where do you start? What will be your topic? Which portion of the Bible are you expounding on? How are you going to make it a practical sermon? Can you even do that? You see, the power of the Bible is that there can be a number of interpretations. Well, if you’re wracking your brain trying to write that sermon, these 3 simple sermon preparation tips should help in composing good Bible Sermons.Writing Bible SermonsStart with selection of Scripture – Start by selecing a specific Bible verse or chapter that you can to talk about. This will help you to be more focused in your preparations. So, if you’re preaching on “Last Supper”, you will be wasting your time if you look at the “Sermon on the Mount”. If you are focused on a bible verse or topic in mind will make your message more powerful and it will be much easier to write too.Start with a story – If possible, start your sermon with a story, preferably a personal one. A story on a funny incident will be a good choice. The reason for this is because you don’t want the congregation falling asleep on you. If you jump right into the theological debate, you’re going to lose a lot of your congregation before you even reach the second paragraph. Adding the human element will greatly help in keeping the parishioners interested.Simplicity – Finally, you want to keep your sermon brief. A wise minister used to say, if you can’t get your point across in under 10 minutes, then it wasn’t worth getting across in the first place. One way to keep your sermon brief is to make a list of bullet points that you want to cover in the sermon itself. Try to keep them to 3 or 4 points in total. Spend about 5 minutes for each points and a sermon of 4 bullet points would get youself a good 20 minutes sermon.To conclude, my advice is that pastors and preachers should allow the Holy Spirit to lead you and as the giver of wisdom. Pray before you write your sermons and I believe that any preachers can write an inspired message.