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| John Wesley |
In years past the sharing of sermons and discussion
of them was a common thing. Like we
discuss movies, TV offerings or books, they would meet in each other’s homes
and discuss sermons. I think this practice
was a very good thing. Good sermons can
be helpful in many ways. They can present
striking images, analogies, stories and anecdotes, comedy, tragedy, interesting
turns of phrase, commentary, inspiration, practical wisdom, common sense, as
well as of course commentary on the central and essential heritage of our civilization—the
values, ideas, and avenues of redemption manifested in the Bible. Sermons celebrate the greatest privilege of
humanity; this being the recognition of the spiritual, ethical, and the meaningful and purposeful dimensions necessary for
the very viability of mankind. Today’s resources make it easy to experience
sermons. My pastor’s (David Miller's) sermons
can be found in text format at the following link: http://pastordavidmiller.wordpress.com/.
Moody Bible Institute streams sermons
24/7 at this link: http:\\75.125.83.200:7070/conferencecenter.mp3. If you have an Internet radio, use this
URL. Otherwise, paste it in the address
line of your browser or click here. The schedule of sermons for each day's presentation is posted here: http://inetradio.moody.edu/playing.php
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