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There are two main kinds of sermon outlines: deductive and inductive. The deductive outline states the topic at the beginning and then expands on it with sub-points and details. The inductive outline begins with several loosely related points and then draws them together in the end to present the main topic and message, along with an application.
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- 3. How To Outline Your Sermon
- 6. 2 Kinds of Sermon Outline
- 7. DEDUCTIVE
- 9. The deductive format see 2 Timothy 3:16-17 states the topic at the beginning. It then expands and explains the topic with sub-points and incidental points.
- 10. INDUCTIVE
- 11. The inductive model begins with several loosely associated points which are brought together or narrowed down in order to present the main preaching point (topic) with an important message and application