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00:00Now we will see, as part of the structure of the topic, two fundamental aspects that will
00:19They will lead you to where I promised. One is the development and the other the presentation. The development refers to
00:30The presentation refers to the moment you are preparing your topic, while the presentation refers to how
00:37You will preach it. As part of developing this topic, I will address three parts with you: the foundation,
00:46The construction and closure of the topic. The first part is to define the foundation on which your
00:55Preaching will continue to develop. As part of your foundation, you will require a theme, an analysis of the
01:06audience, a position, an action, and finally the benefits that the audience will receive.
01:16If he accompanies you in preaching. For this you require, first of all, a topic to develop.
01:27As I mentioned a moment ago, in many cases the topic is assigned to you by the event organizers.
01:34where you're going to preach. Other times they ask you to speak on a general topic and give you the freedom.
01:43to prepare it for your consideration. When this happens, you can give your topic a title appropriate to it.
01:52The content should be engaging for the audience, but not too long so they can easily remember it.
01:59in their memory. In this case, audience analysis, the next step I propose, is very
02:08important for defining the path to follow in your preaching, because you will have detected needs
02:16important. The audience analysis, having developed the points we reviewed at the time,
02:25It will give you a clearer picture of the audience you are going to address.
02:33Once you have achieved this, you must establish a position regarding the topic you are going to preach on.
02:42Stance in the sense of clearly establishing what your position will be regarding the topic you will discuss.
02:50This position must be supported by the word of God, because, in a sermon,
03:00You are speaking in the name of Christ, and therefore, you are not preaching to yourself.
03:08Keep in mind that the audience may have different opinions on the topic you are proposing.
03:14such controversial topics as, for example, abortion, euthanasia, and marital cohabitation between
03:34People of the same sex and others can trigger a range of diverse opinions.
03:41But in the end, the word of God, the teaching of the church, and sacred tradition will be the sources
03:49that illuminate your preaching and you will ensure that it leads the audience to the only truth established by God.
04:00After establishing your position, you will lead your audience to action.
04:05That is, to define what the listeners should believe or do.
04:12This action should be presented to the audience as a way to obtain some favor, benefit, etc.
04:22as a reward for following you in preaching.
04:26The second part of the theme structure is the construction.
04:34In the construction we will see the development of the main ideas,
04:40the sources of information, the editing of the main ideas,
04:46the type of material to use and the development of a logical flow of your topic.
04:52To develop your main ideas, base them on audience analysis.
05:01Taking the example of marriages, the main ideas would be the love of the spouses and the love of the children.
05:11The sources of information can be varied.
05:14We will delve deeper into these later.
05:18But make sure they are not sources opposed to church doctrine
05:23so as not to be preaching heresies, okay?
05:28You need to edit two to five main ideas.
05:33Because?
05:34A sermon can have many different messages as content
05:40and it would be very complicated to address all the topics at once.
05:47To make preaching more effective,
05:50I suggest you choose two to five main ideas
05:54which will help you in building your theme.
05:58In this way, your preaching will be more focused.
06:06Returning to our example,
06:08Love encompasses many aspects,
06:12But the love of spouses and the love for children
06:15These are two specific topics that I will address clearly in my sermon.
06:21The type of material to be used.
06:27This can be made,
06:29which is supported by facts,
06:32statistics,
06:34data,
06:35references,
06:37results,
06:38Bible verses,
06:40etc
06:41Or it can also be custom-made material,
06:46such as,
06:47the testimonies,
06:49the anecdotes,
06:50the stories,
06:52analogies,
06:54etc
06:56And finally,
06:58develop a logical flow.
07:02My preaching in this regard
07:04It must have a sequence in time
07:07and an order of priorities.
07:11When your topic deals with the history of the church,
07:15For example,
07:16Try to present the events chronologically,
07:19without constantly jumping around to make your preaching understandable.
07:25Prioritize your topic so that the teaching your audience receives is beneficial.
07:35clear and understandable.
07:37Finally,
07:39Speaking of the development of the topic,
07:41The first thing you should do is establish your position,
07:49that is to say,
07:50What is the truth revealed by the word of God regarding the topic addressed in your sermon?
07:57Your position must be clear and understandable so that it can be assimilated by your audience.
08:07Next,
08:09You must develop what we call an EMAT action,
08:15that is to say,
08:16a specific action,
08:19measurable,
08:21reachable
08:22and in real time.
08:26Specific action.
08:29This refers to the action proposed to the audience,
08:33which must be a limited action,
08:37well defined
08:38and clearly established.
08:41For example,
08:43to propose to the audience the practice of spousal love.
08:46This is a specific action.
08:51Measurable.
08:53Practicing marital love is measurable.
08:57especially considering the current situation of the couple.
09:03Based on what is happening today,
09:06You can see the change in the relationship by practicing God's love.
09:13Reachable.
09:14It means that it's something your audience can aspire to.
09:20undertaking the action you propose.
09:23If they do what you tell them,
09:25they will receive as a reward
09:27the benefits that you will list later.
09:33Realistic time.
09:35Realistic time
09:37It refers to the action
09:39It is not something that should be undertaken
09:41indefinite time.
09:44It must have
09:45a clear start
09:46and it must be well defined.
09:50It is something that is defined
09:51perfectly in time.
09:54The definition
09:55It is done using expressions
09:57such as
09:58today,
10:00tomorrow,
10:02etc
10:02In the end,
10:06You will need to explain the benefits to the audience.
10:09This is very important
10:11because it is the main motivator
10:14to take action
10:15that you have proposed.
10:19To better explain the EMAT action,
10:22I will return to the example of marriages.
10:24I arrive at the moment
10:26from my closing sermon
10:28And I say to the audience,
10:31I know that probably
10:34Today you will see about your marriage.
10:36a gray cloud
10:37that doesn't allow you
10:39to be able to see the light
10:40that radiates within you.
10:42That's why,
10:44I want to invite you
10:46that today
10:47and you establish
10:48your realistic time
10:50and a measurable action
10:51both
10:52by being able to compare
10:54the result
10:54of the action
10:55what do you propose?
10:56with the current situation
10:58that they are experiencing.
11:00and I continue saying
11:03that you make your own
11:05the great love
11:07that God has in store for you
11:09to share it
11:10with your partner
11:11and at that moment
11:13you establish
11:14a specific action
11:16and achievable
11:17since it depends on them.
11:20And that's it.
11:21my preaching saying
11:23if you do
11:26I guarantee you
11:28that your marriage
11:29will bloom again
11:31and you will be
11:32completely happy.
11:35And in this way
11:36you have established
11:38the benefits
11:39to follow your action.
11:42This would be
11:43an example
11:44how to develop
11:46an EMAT action.
11:48In my opinion
11:49one of the best
11:51forms
11:51to close
11:52preaching.
11:54Next
11:56we'll see
11:57the second part
11:58of the structure
11:59on the topic
12:00call
12:01presentation.
12:03Here
12:04we will analyze
12:05three points
12:06main
12:07which will allow us
12:08have
12:09a presentation
12:10ideal.
12:12The opening,
12:13the specifications
12:15interiors
12:16and the closing.
12:17And the closing.
12:17And the closing.