Austin Graduate School of Theology is pleased to announce its twenty-ninth annual Sermon Seminar.  Known as a "roll up the sleeves and go to work seminar" it has become a haven for preachers, ministers, Bible class teachers, and church leaders from across the country and various places around the world the enhance their biblical knowledge, work on their preaching and teaching skills, worship together, and be strengthened by Christian brothers and sisters.  We hope to see you in Austin in May!!!

Sermon Seminar will begin Monday afternoon at 4:00 and conclude Wednesday afternoon at 3:15.  The registration fee is $175.00 which includes the seminar, dinner on Monday, and breakfast and lunch on Tuesday and Wednesday.  A $25.00 non-refundable deposit with your registration form saves your place.

Make plans now to attend!


LOCATION

Sermon Seminar will be held in our facilities at 7640 Guadalupe St., Austin, TX 78752.
Click here for a map and driving directions.

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Presenters and SESSION topics

	Jim Martin Preaching from 2 Corinthians Jim's Bio		Jim Reynolds The Old Testament Story Jim's Bio
	Rubel Shelly The Sermon on the Mount Rubel's Bio		Paul Watson Preaching from Ezekiel Paul's Bio

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Special Afternoon Sessions

Everett Ferguson
"Baptism in the Early Church: What I Learned/What Surprised Me"
Response by Jeff Peterson followed by quesgtions from the audience

Allan McNicol
From Text to Sermon: Revelation 11:15-18
(limited seating -- requires pre-registration and preparation)

Wendel Willis
"Lord's Supper: Theology and Practice"
Response by Michael Weed, followed by questions from the audience.

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Worship

Writing about preachers of the ancient church, one church historian states: “[T]heir thinking was never far removed from the church’s worship…their intellectual work was always in service and praise and adoration of the one God…there was always a living community before their eyes.”

In similar recognition of the importance of worship for preaching, each day at the Seminar begins and ends with a period of worship.

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