As mentioned in our Wednesday eBroadcast this week,  here is a sermon outline by Dr. Stephen Olford featuring Matthew 4:23-5:2.

NOTE: this sermon outline (and the previously shared sermon outlines) may also be downloaded in PDF format by subscribers to the free Stephen Olford Collection on this website.

If an outline is to be used in full, then it would be appropriate and honest to “give credit” and to say in the simplest of...

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CHAPTER 10 Multiplying Yourself 

Have you ever received a boxed product that had a little slip of paper or sticker inside with a name or number on it? I have. The name or number represented the person responsible for the inspection of the item or product sent. In short, that name or number indicated that the item was indeed “send-able.” Someone had inspected the item and authorized that it be sent out.

In Philippians...

As mentioned in our Wednesday eBroadcast this week,  here is a sermon outline by Dr. Stephen Olford featuring Matthew 4:23-5:2.

NOTE: this sermon outline (and the previously shared sermon outlines) may also be downloaded in PDF format by subscribers to the free Stephen Olford Collection on this website.

If an outline is to be used in full, then it would be appropriate and honest to “give credit” and to say in the simplest of...

As mentioned in our Wednesday eBroadcast this week,  here is a sermon outline by Dr. Stephen Olford featuring Hebrews 13:1-9.

NOTE: this sermon outline (and the previously shared sermon outlines) may also be downloaded in PDF format by subscribers to the free Stephen Olford Collection on this website.

If an outline is to be used in full, then it would be appropriate and honest to “give credit” and to say in the simplest of ways that...

Part Two: Responsibilities to Fulfill 

CHAPTER 9 Praying for Others 

I suppose it is possible to be a gifted leader, generally speaking, without a vital prayer life. But in the life of the Christian leader, the role of prayer cannot be overestimated. It is not possible to be a faithful Christian, much less a Christian leader, without prayer.

The Old Testament, of course, is full of examples of fervent and effectual prayer, especially voiced by chosen leaders, whether...

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CHAPTER 8 Persevering in the Will of God 

After the great and glorious years of David and Solomon, after the divided kingdom period, after the two exiles of the Northern and Southern Kingdoms due to sin and disloyalty, after the return of many of God’s people to Jerusalem and the surrounding country—when Israel was still under foreign control—something monumental happened in Sushan, Persia.

While serving as...

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CHAPTER 7 Pursuing Right Relationships 

It is the purpose of God to bring us into right relationship with Himself, and to form a community of believers who are in right relationship with one another. Relationships are not just necessary to accomplish certain mutual goals; right relationships are one of the primary goals of God in the life of the church. Therefore, right relationships must be a primary goal for the Christian leader.

You...

As mentioned in my Wednesday eBroadcast,  here are this week's sermon outlines by Dr. Stephen Olford.

NOTE: these sermon outlines (and the previously shared sermon outlines) may also be downloaded in PDF format by subscribers to the free Stephen Olford Collection on this website.

If an outline is to be used in full, then it would be appropriate and honest to “give credit” and to say in the simplest...

Dr. David Olford and Mrs. Ellen Olford will be featured presenters at the "Transforming Word Preaching Conference, March 24-25, 2023, at Grace First Baptist Church in San Antonio, Texas.

Grace Institute, established with the goal of equipping and instructing Christians to grow through the word of God, will host this 10th annual preaching conference.  You are welcome to join us, along with other preachers and laypersons who are committed to the Lordship of Jesus Christ, to...

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CHAPTER 6 Contending for the Faith 

Jude, who introduces himself in his letter as “Jude, a bondservant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James” (v. 1), was writing to Christians, calling them to “contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the saints” (v. 3). Jude clearly stated that although he wanted to write about “our common salvation” (v. 3), he gave his attention—out of...