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The
first sermon preached each Sunday is
not by the minister, but by you. You
preach a message of good cheer when
you say "good morning" to those you
meet as you are parking, or in the
hallway and classrooms. You preach a
message of "welcome!" when you slide
over in the pew instead of forcing
others to squeeze in front of you.
You preach a message of hope and joy
when you sing enthusiastically
during the service. You preach a
message about the power of prayer
when you fervently enter into the
time of prayer. You preach a message
about respect when you listen
attentively while the special music
is presented. You preach a message
of love when you smile, say "hello"
and introduce yourself to visitors.
You preach a message about faith
when you give your tithes and
offerings. You preach a message
about the importance of the
Scriptures when you open your Bible
to the day's text.
Many messages are preached before
the minister stands up to bring the
sermon. If your message is positive
and consistent, then the message
given from the pulpit will be much
better received!
Come Sunday morning prepared to
preach your best sermon.
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