Topical Sermon:

A topical sermon centers around a specific subject or topic, drawing from various scriptures to provide comprehensive coverage and understanding.

Expository Sermon:

An expository sermon takes a broader section of scripture (like an entire book or chapter) and expounds on its meaning in a systematic, verse-by-verse manner.

Textual Sermon:

This type of sermon is based on a specific text or group of texts but doesn't explore them in as much depth as an exegetical sermon.

Narrative Sermon:

Narrative sermons tell a story, often a biblical one, to illustrate and apply spiritual truths.

Biographical Sermon:

This type of sermon focuses on the life of a particular biblical figure, drawing lessons from their experiences.

Evangelistic (or Crusade) Sermon:

These sermons aim to bring non-believers to faith, often emphasizing the basic tenets of the religion and the need for salvation.

Doctrinal Sermon:

These sermons focus on specific doctrines or teachings of the faith, providing a deep dive into the theology.

Prophetic Sermon:

Prophetic sermons are often focused on social justice issues, calling for change based on spiritual principles.

Redemptive-Historical Sermon:

This type of sermon looks at the entire narrative of the Bible as one continuous story of God's redemption of humanity, connecting individual passages to the larger redemptive arc