Preparation of the Sermon

Below are the instructions. I have the other worksheets that are apart of the assignement. This isn’t wrting a formal essay. There are specific templates that I have the instructor wants us to follow. I can email them upon request. This is writing a sermin based on McDill’s book: 9 skills to great preaching. 

Sermon ManuscriptAssignment Instructions
 
Overview
For this assignment, you will berequired to utilize the twelve steps in the McDill Method in composing a sermonmanuscript. A sermon manuscript is a word for word document that a preacherwould write as part of the sermon preparation process. The writing of thesermon manuscript forces you to use complete thoughts and think through theentire process of the sermon, beginning at the introduction and ending at theconclusion.
 
Instructions
You will write one 15-page sermon manuscript on Philippians1:1218.
 
The Sermon Manuscript must be designed as follows:
 
1.      Themanuscript will be on Philippians 1:1218.
 
2.      Themanuscript will begin with a title page in current Turabian format.
 
3.      Pages2 3 will be the Oral Presentation Worksheet.
 
4.      Pages4 15 will be the manuscript.
 
5.      TheSermon Manuscript must utilize the supplied template and mirror the suppliedmodel.
 
6.      Thesermon must follow the development of the Oral Presentation Assignment worksheetexactly.
 
7.      Placethe Oral Presentation Assignment categories in the left hand column,including descriptions for illustration and argumentation:
 
        Illustration: story, personal experience,example, natural analogy (type)
        Argumentation: fact, opinion, example, personalexperience, cross-reference, other
 
8.      Writethe manuscript in the right hand column, single space, using Times New Roman,12-point font. The text must be written as it would be spoken. Double-space betweenevery paragraph in the manuscript to identify where the next section begins.
 
9.      Eachsermon division must be clearly explained.
 
10.  Each sermondivision must be clearly illustrated.
 
11.  Each sermondivision must be clearly argued.
 
12.  Each sermondivision must be clearly applied.
 
13.  The sermon mustconcluded with action steps for the audience.
 
14.  As you movefrom one sermon division to the next, transition statements must be clear, concise,and reinforce the main idea of the sermon. Transitions must also state wherethe sermon has been and where the sermon is going.