Paul Belanger
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01-14-2002 03:19 AM ET (US)
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I think I mostly agree. While the written sermon provides organized substance, it loses spontanaity (I really don't know how to spell that)and freshness, for lack of a better word. I too like the story approach.
Maybe an adlib sermon with the benefit of a written outline would work better. Buddy is a great story teller and I think that skill gets somewhat lost in the boundaries of the written sermon. On the other hand, I do like the structure provided by a written sermon, so again, maybe just a written outline.
I am not particularly interested in having the scripture retold in different words. I am much more interested in hearing practical application ideas driven by the scripture which apply to my life here and now. What lesson/s can be derived from the scripture and how do I "live" the scripture in my daily life?
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