Always interesting to see how other people compose their sermons. Here’s a couple of examples. It helps to see that while the actual delivered sermon is an expression of an individual personality, common patterns within the preparation process can be identified. Alistair Bain provides a detailed outline of his sermon writing process. From Darryl Dash: …
This arrived in the mail yesterday. The Conference theme: How do you preach a song? A hymn? A prayer? The Psalms give voice to our experience of our life of faith in God. Many Christians have their personal favourites that echo known truths and emotions so profoundly. They compass everything from heart-bursting joy to paralysing …
In a post on his blog, Dash House, Darryl Dash writes: [November 1st] marks the online release of an update to the New International Version (NIV) of the Bible, the first time it has been revised since 1984. Although the print form will not be ready for release until next year, the text is available …
Today I heard two committed, knowledgeable Christians tell a room full of people who despite Psalm 145:4 being read in three different versions, and Hebrews 1:1-2 being read once, that they had not heard God speak directly to them so far today. I also heard them say that while God used to speak to people …
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