sermons

Today on the radio we’ll talk with State GOP Chairman Robin Smith about her call for an independent investigation of the possible abuse of power taking place within the Tennessee Highway Patrol.  We’ll talk with State Representative Bill Dunn too, about the new Pre-K report.

Church and Christian Organization New Media in Action:

Aaron has a fantastic post about Church Social Media here, which explains the use of RSS and blogging in very easy to understand terms.

Nathan Moore unburdens his soul:

Kaus thinks Obama is being condescending. He probably should have taken a cue from David Gergen, who, last night on CNN argued he was not in the best position to comment on how Obama’s town hall lecture would play in the Black community, being a middle aged White dude and all.

I have just finished watching the Buena Vista Social Club. What a
wonderful movie. The likes of Ry Cooter and Wim Wenders made this a real
treat and to think I had never heard of either of these men until, by a
fortunate mistake by Barnes and Noble, I accidentally received a book of
photographs by Wim Wenders sent from London. Isn't that how God works.

Some Reuters stringer must have been on a break from assisting the insurgency long enough to snap this photo of the Obamessiah with his well-earned halo.

I'm headed out the door, but wanted to bring to attention that The New York Times is reporting that in light of the sermons that have been preached there, Barak Obama has resigned his membership in Trinity United Church of Christ.

More to come, I'm sure.

Zero time to do a serious blog today. GAH!!!!

So a question and advance apologies to you preachers (and soon-to-be) preachers out there: How much value do people find in sermons? What is your definition of a good sermon? A bad one?

I'm just curious about people's thoughts on it.

(note: Originally written my sophmore year of college in January 2003)
Continued from part I