Dan Miller’s Sarcastic Sermon on Why We Don’t Need the Psalms. That mini-sermon was crammed full of the most helpful pointers on maintaining mediocrity.
Singing “Christ is Risen” with Sam, Pete and Tim carrying rhythm on bass, drums and guitar.
I chatted with one of our seniors and discovered that she has been visiting the VA and giving away Bibles, Christian books and sermons.
John Miesel’s approach to the Psalms gave us a strong assurance that God has provided us with prayers for any and every circumstances in this inspired prayer book.
The shame and guilt on many faces in the congregation when I rebuked them for not believing that I could, in fact, preach a mini-sermon.
Carrie A. brought her spicy chili to the potluck. We brought the leftovers home with us. Ate more of it late last night while watching the Jets come back to beat the Cowboys.
I hung out with the 5th grade class during second service. We talked about trampolines, Bibles, hamsters and besties.
When the congregation prayed about the gospel and the church’s mission in light of death and 9/11, I really felt like we were praying.