Sermon Ideas

Zeteosearch.org offers sermon ideas because, week by week, preachers must say something intelligent on an intimidating list of topics raised by biblical texts. To do so they need to become minor experts on a good number of them. Sermon Ideas help you prepare for whatever you’re doing – preparing a sermon, planning worship, teaching a class, or just studying to deepen your faith – and find inspiration that spans across a vast range of Christian church traditions.

About Sermon Ideas

Zeteosearch.org offers sermon ideas because, week by week, preachers must say something intelligent on an intimidating list of topics raised by biblical texts. To do so they need to become minor experts on a good number of them. Sermon Ideas help you prepare for whatever you’re doing – preparing a sermon, planning worship, teaching a class, or just studying to deepen your faith – and find inspiration that spans across a vast range of Christian church traditions.


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Jesus Christ

Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God, the second person of the Holy Trinity, and the promised Messiah. By his first-century atonement for human sin, he is the world's Savior. Because "all things have been created through him and for him" (Col. 1:16) he is also the world's Lord....

Jesus Christ's Divinity

In classical Christianity (expressed, for example, in the Nicene Creed), Jesus Christ is "God of God . . . very God of very God . . . of one substance with the Father." But the fact that Christ is the only Trinitarian person to have become incarnate (so far as...

Jesus Christ's Humanity

According to the classical creeds, the second person of the Holy Trinity, at a moment in time, "became incarnate by the Holy Spirit and the Virgin Mary, and was made human" (the Nicene Creed) "He is human from the essence of his mother, born in time; completely God, completely human"...

Joy

Joy is the deep-seated delight that comes from being in the presence of the living God as a result of the gracious salvation delivered as a sheer gift by God. Because joy is rooted in nothing less than the death and resurrection of Jesus, it is not a passing emotional...

Judgment

In Scripture, the judgment of God is understood primarily as good news. It is an act of salvation that is rooted in God's goodness, righteousness, and love. When God comes to judge, the pronouncement of right and wrong and distribution of punishments and rewards are just the beginning of his...

Judgmentalism

A prime example of sinful folly, judgmentalism is the tendency to judge the ideas, words, or deeds of others self-righteously, hastily, or presumptuously.

Justice

Justice in a society is a state of affairs in which the members of the society "enjoy the goods to which they have rights."

Justification

In traditional Lutheran and Calvinist Protestantism, God's justification of guilty sinners by grace alone is a combination of three divine moves: forgiving the guilty party's sins because of Christ's atoning sacrifice, crediting to him or her the perfect righteousness of Jesus Christ, and therefore reconciling with the forgiven sinner. Such...
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