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Category: Faith, Religion & Spirituality / Topics: Communication • Language, Meaning • Religion
Short Sermons
by Dan Seagren
Posted: January 24, 2009
Some churches use their signs for one-sentence sermons (attention grabbers, food for thought, and other purposes)…
Sermons can be too long or too short. They generally range from ten minutes to two hours or more. For most Americans I would imagine the shorter the better. Some experts suggest 22 minutes as ideal for our fast-paced society and limited attention span. Seniors can easily have a senior moment when the sermon is too long or goes past 12:00 o'clock.
Then, some churches use their signs for one-sentence sermons (attention grabbers, food for thought, and other purposes). The following sign messages from a variety of churches were published in Life, March 28, 2007. How they got on my desk I can't remember.
LOOKING FOR A LIFEGUARD/ OURS WALKS ON WATER
WAL MART ISNT (sic) THE ONLY SAVING PLACE IN TOWN
SWALLOW YOUR PRIDE IT CONTAINS NO CALORIES
KEEP USING MY NAME IN VAIN I'LL MAKE RUSH HOUR LONGER
LET'S MEET AT MY HOUSE ON SUNDAY BEFORE THE GAME GOD
DON'T WAIT FOR SIX STRONG MEN TO TAKE YOU TO CHURCH
HEAVEN IS A COOL PLACE
ATM INSIDE ATONEMENT TRUTH - MERCY - ITALIAN WORSHIP THURS 7:30
GIVE YOUR TROUBLES TO GOD HE'S UP ALL NIGHT ANYWAY
SIGN BROKEN MESSAGE INSIDE THIS SUNDAY
No doubt you've seen many messages, some better than others. A neighboring church has had a message on its marquee for weeks honoring its recently deceased pastor.
Ah, yes.
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Dan Seagren is an active retiree whose writings reflect his life as a Pastor, author of several books, and service as a Chaplain in a Covenant Retirement Community. • E-mail the author (su.nergaesnad@brabnad*) • Author's website (personal or primary**)* For web-based email, you may need to copy and paste the address yourself.
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