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Sunday, September 30, 2007

Today

The last couple of weeks I have been meaning to give a space here to discuss the sermons/themes of the weeks because, for me at least, they have been a bit of a struggle, leading to preaching about areas I wouln't choose, which is one of the benefits of the lectionary in that it makes to visit topics you wouldn't normally, but maybe that means the sermons are rubbish because they haven't come from 'firm gound'.

Maybe I should post them to remind folk. But feel free to have discussion here. They have been big topics over the last wee while and that's been god.

Posted at 09:20 PM in Worship |

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