Transcript Sermon Sequence for 2/3 Weeks Revival • The notion that evangelistic sermons must be arranged in a logical order is noted by most successful evangelists to.

Sermon Sequence
for
2/3 Weeks
Revival
• The notion that evangelistic sermons must
be arranged in a logical order is noted by
most successful evangelists to be archaic.
• The mind which the sermon must impress
and the Holy Spirit must convict does not
work logically. Much better results are
obtained if the sermons are sequenced in
a psychological order.
The psychological order using the Munroe
Motivational Sequence (Attention, Need,
Satisfaction, Visualization, Action) or the
Jesus Evangelistic Sequence (Attention,
Interest, Conviction, Desire, Decision or
Action) helps in two important ways:
It keeps interest high throughout the
series.
It makes decisions easier to obtain.
Topics should be arranged in three major blocks:
• Salvation through Christ
• What Christ wants you to believe and do
• Decision to become a member of Christ’s last day
church
IMPORTANT
• All major doctrines should be preached or answered from the
question box before the subject of baptism is presented.
• Every major doctrine should receive more than one
treatment. Use the Question Box.
• The subject of baptism must be preached at least one and a
half week before the first scheduled baptism.
THREE WEEK CRUSADE SEQUENCE
WEEK ONE
WEEK TWO
WEEK THREE
SUNDAY
Entrance of sin/
Plan of
Salvation
Spiritualism/State Judgment/Lake of
of the dead
Fire
MONDAY
2nd AdventSigns/Promise
2nd Advent –
Excuses
Manner Prophecy
TUESDAY
Law and Grace
Health/Sanctuary
Decision
WEDNESDAY Love, Courtship
and Marriage
Baptism/
Conversion
Courage
FRIDAY
RevisionSabbath/
Commandments
Holy
Spirit/Procrastination
Sabbath & its
change
Sabbath Seminar Decision-Baptism
TWO WEEK CRUSADE SEQUENCE
WEEK ONE
WEEK TWO
Sunday
Entrance of sin/Plan of Judgment/Lake of Fire
Salvation/Second
Coming - Promise
Monday
Law and Grace
Second coming of
ChristManner/Prophecy
Tuesday
Baptism/ Conversion
Excuses/Plagues
Wednesda
The Sabbath and its
Decision/Courage